I don’t know where this health care mess is going to end up, but I just signed up for my company’s plan for next year, it the total is going to be $10,500. This is just nuts.
Which brings up an interesting point from Hot Air's Green Room: At what point is the tax for not signing up for a health plan going to be cheaper than the health insurance itself. If it costs me $500 per month in extra tax or $600 per month for a health care premium, why pay the extra $100 just to carry insurance?
Especially since no insurance company can refuse to insure me due to a pre-existing condition, why not wait until the symptoms show up, then start paying the premium?
Perhaps they are just playing the odds that Americans can't add.