[jdsteel]

I’m 63 and I pay almost $1,600 per month for health insurance thanks to the “Affordable Care Act”.

[Dr. Sivana]

I’m 63 and I pay almost $1,600 per month for health insurance thanks to the “Affordable Care Act”.

Well, yeah. But now you don’t have to pay for birth control pills.

[lizma2]

My health care almost tripled under “Affordable Care Act”.

I’m a few years older than you and I’m paying just a bit more than half you are with BC/BS. But went from $250 to $720 under Obama.

Thank you Bammy. (Jerk)

But check out alternatives.

[setter]

My wife and I pay $2000 per month with a 8750 deductible each. No rx is covered until deductible is met. We are late 50’s. My wife was sick 2 years ago and one of her prescriptions was 425 month. So we were paying almost $2425 per month.

Govt employees and seniors have no idea how much they have the gravy train
I wish they would drop the medicate age down to 60

[joe fonebone]

Same here..
With a 14,000 deductible

[alexander_busek]

I’m 63 and I pay almost $1,600 per month for health insurance thanks to the “Affordable Care Act”.

Do you have any choice in the matter?

I mean: Could you totally "opt out" of the system if you so chose? Could you decide to instead pay any and all medical bills out of your own pocket? (I'm NOT asking whether this would be financially feasible for you and/or whether you would prefer it - just if you could legally do it.)

Regards,