[moovova]

What happens to the Millennial’s/Young Invincible’s rates when the bulk of the Baby Boomers migrate thru the system?

The M/YI rates are jacked up to help subsidize the older folks. What will that huge blob of Boomers do to their rates?

[grania]

Actually, the oldest of the boomers are 68 now. When they retire, they go into Medicare. There, Part A is free, but most seniors pay $100/month for part B and they pay for the pharmaceutical program.

The bigger question is what happens when people with large, stable incomes leave the system for Medicare. They're mostly being replaced by a younger generation that has less stable job opportunities and lower incomes. The percentage of this younger generation that gets subsidized will be huge.