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The last time I went to a health care broker, he tried to sell me all kinds of poo poo insurance. For the health insurance, he literally just asked us for the information and typed it into the same websites we had already looked at. I would look around and see if there's a good broker in your area, but be cautious. Also, make sure you take the lack of insurance into account when you negotiate your new salary.
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Fart.Bleed.Repeat. posted:So yeah I check out the marketplace and find that all the plans for family of 4 are like 900-1400 a month. Of course I'm thinking how the gently caress is this affordable health care when its 4 times what i'm already putting out, and even when considering employer kick in, its still double that. I did end up on that ehealthinsurance to compare and found the exact same plans at the same price - for example a bleu cross plan shows as $855 on both sites. BUT on the eHealthinsurance site it shows the amount after tax credits as like $150/month which is a lot more reasonable and would allow for better policys to be more in line with what i'm leaving for around the same premium
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Feb 17, 2016 20:00
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I believe it's behind the scenes and you will just have to pay the discounted rate, but I'm not certain. Also, I don't know if you're joking or not, but Obamacare has made health insurance much more affordable for the people who need it most. It's not as good as a true single-payer system, and I hope we'll be getting a better deal in the future, but it's certainly a step in the right direction.
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