Deficits loom for many health insurance societies at large Japanese firms
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Over 70% of such groups are projected to log deficits in fiscal 2026, the National Federation of Health Insurance Societies says.
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The combined balance at health insurance associations at all large firms in the fiscal year that ends in March 2027 is forecast to result in a ¥289 billion ($1.8 billion) deficit, according to the National Federation of Health Insurance Societies. | GETTY IMAGES
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