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The American Academy of Actuaries cautioned Senate leaders that repealing the Affordable Care Act’s individual mandate in the tax overhaul bill could lead to higher health insurance premiums and prompt some insurers to leave the market. The legislation overrides President Donald Trump’s recent executive order that allows most employers to opt out of the Affordable Care Act’s contraception mandate on religious or moral grounds. Dozens of brokers are offering the individual plans that assert to be low-cost alternatives to the marketplace’s bronze, gold, and silver offerings. Previously, the plans were only available to groups. The state-run Covered California health exchange has dedicated $45 million in marketing efforts to its Open Enrollment Period , which runs through January 31. That is significantly above the federal Obamacare exchange, which slashed its advertising budget from last year’s $100 million to $10 million this year. The upcoming tax bill currently includes a repeal of the Affordable Care Act’s