An estimated 30,000 people in Washington will start their own businesses in 2014, thanks to new freedom they will have under federal health reform.
That's the premise of a report by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The study posits that potential entrepreneurs are holding out on their dreams because they can’t afford to lose employer-funded health insurance.
When new plans under the Washington state health exchange kick in Jan. 1, 2014, as part of federal reform, more people are expected to…
An estimated 30,000 people in Washington will start their own businesses in 2014, thanks to new freedom they will have under federal health reform.
That's the premise of a report by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The study posits that potential entrepreneurs are holding out on their dreams because they can’t afford to lose employer-funded health insurance.
When new plans under the Washington state health exchange kick in Jan. 1, 2014, as part of federal reform, more people are expected to…