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Sundae posted:Agreed with this if you can afford COBRA. It's amazing how loving expensive some employer plans are once you remove the subsidization, and now you have no income. True fact, when i changed health insurance plans at work, the system autonatically sent out a COBRA letter in the process and apparently my health insurance was like $480 a month. Good lord, i dont even make that a week. Itd destroy my savings
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rscott posted:Strange, in our information packets every year we get a breakdown of employee vs employer costs and it's always been around 2/3rds employer subsidized This seems like the exeception. No one i know truly knows what their current work health insurance costs. I asked when i found out mine, and i only did that by accident.
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Bueno Papi posted:If there's one principled stand I wish the democrats would take is letting the Cadillac tax go into effect. That would make the nibbling into employer-based insurance easier down the road. My plan is a cadillac plan 
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Xae posted:Your company subsidizes your plan more than $29,500 a calendar year? I thought for an individual plan the line was $8000?(which even then it like just cracked it) We have crazy good health insurance for an otherwise poo poo paying job that we only pay $13 a week on for premiums with a $300 in network deductible which by most accounts seems way lower than the norm.
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Mokelumne Trekka posted:. Republicns Not as long as Collins and Murkowski still vote no(Republicans have lost one of the Alabama seats since then)
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