If it was a Cadillac plan with low deductible I could understand the 1700 monthly. It's insane. Our oldest daughter graduated and got a job so we went from 2100 to 1700. Wooo! Party!
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- Thread starter SoapyCy
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Something catastrophic and some how related to health insurance costs would have to happen to tons of people for them to literally 'buy in' to the concept of single payer.
My employer offers a HMO and PPO. They are self-insured. Due to the cost we went with the HMO since we have good health provider options here in central Iowa. If we ever need to go out of state we can preauthorize or switch during the open person.
For me and my wife we pay ~120/month for 1000 deductible with the hmo. Would be $270 for the PPO and a 2500 deductible.
The health insurance was a big reason why I changed jobs a few years ago. We were paying almost $500 a month for a $5000 hdhp and the company was not funding anything in the hsa.
For me and my wife we pay ~120/month for 1000 deductible with the hmo. Would be $270 for the PPO and a 2500 deductible.
The health insurance was a big reason why I changed jobs a few years ago. We were paying almost $500 a month for a $5000 hdhp and the company was not funding anything in the hsa.
You don't have to take what your company offers, you can choose your own you'll just take it up the *ss worse.
