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Skid_Row_Joe
Nov 04, 2015Explorer
jorbill2or wrote:As pointed out already on this thread - your premiums are based on your age, AND your income after expenses. This is the Gov't plans, not open for interpretation. It's really pretty easy - if you're unhappy with your premiums, either make more, or, less income! Many of us pay $0 zero out-of-pocket for our Gov't.-mandated healthcare plans. It's not that hard to research. Really, it's not!
Very True ! The only difference is the employer in many cases is a for profit Business and can raise prices to cover the cost if they want to increase coverage . for the govt its "raise" yours and my taxes .. they don't sell any products to raise prices on.
Also in my case if we are lucky and make over 35 ? grand a year the subsidy is ZERO so I have to pay 15-+ grand making my true income on that mythical 35 now 20. The great equalizer I guess!! If I made 25 I'd be subsidized and only pay 4 grand leaving 21 grand Humm? I ran those numbers last year .. Not sure about this year.
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