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My father in law and 3 freinds all have small business in the valley are. They were looking at having to drop the health insurance they offer their employees. If I am reading this right, this could be life changing for all involved. Not only for their employees, who will pay less by going with the exchange, but life changing for themselves. This will free up money for them to grow once again, and retain some really good people that may have quit because the insurance the employee may have lost.

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