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To: upchuck

I’d be happy too, if someone else was paying the bulk of my insurance premium


2 posted on 05/23/2015 10:11:56 AM PDT by digger48
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To: digger48

Yeah, but what about the one in four that is NOT satisfied? What’s being done for that person, who has just found out the monthly premium is going UP, and the plan has not provided one benefit? Or probably worse, the “benefit” is there, but the co-pays come to more than never having the plan in the first place, and having to pay out-of-pocket AND the penalties assessed as well.

Some things are just not a bargain at any price. Folks are starting to realize that.


9 posted on 05/23/2015 10:19:03 AM PDT by alloysteel ("Before I refuse to take your questions, I have an opening statement..." Ronald Reagan)
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To: digger48

Does that include those of us receiving subsidies because it is the only way we can afford what little coverage we have?

I had very good coverage until the end of the year. I was kicked off my husband’s policy because family coverage was dropped.

In spite of receiving a subsidy, I am far from happy with my coverage (or lack of).


21 posted on 05/23/2015 11:30:19 AM PDT by Protect the Bill of Rights
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