[Bahbah]

Am I the only one who thinks letting adult children stay on their parents insurance policy is not necessarily a good thing?

[Jeff Chandler]

Am I the only one who thinks letting adult children stay on their parents insurance policy is not necessarily a good thing?

I think that forcing private insurance companies to let adult children stay on their parents' insurance policies is most definitely a bad thing.

[Morgan in Denver]

Nope, I’m with you. States that mandate coverage for adult children have higher costs than states without them.

[Alas Babylon!]

Well, relax, in my case.

I’m retired military. Like the Active Duty, retirees on Tricare Prime can carry their children on Tricare until they are 21, or 23 if still in a four-year college. We will NOT be allowed to carry them until they’re 26 let the rest of the country.

As always, GI’s are second-class citizens with Congress. Even when they’re passing out freebies.

[Walleye_Walter]

"Am I the only one who thinks letting adult children stay on their parents insurance policy is not necessarily a good thing?"

Nope! Open letter to my four children

[Bernard]

Am I the only one who thinks letting adult children stay on their parents insurance policy is not necessarily a good thing?

The silver lining is that the parents don't HAVE to do this. If people want to pay market price to provide a benefit to their children, with no subsidy, that's not a major issue. Having the government force the issue would be a bad thing.