RVer selecting health insurance
I like many others needs to pick an new insurance carrier quickly. Now that the website is working better I can look at some of my options. Because we're full timers we must have a policy that can w...
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CavemanCharlie wrote:safn1949 wrote:
Anyway......if I can get on my laptop later I will post a pdf showing info from MN under the new law,my rates went up 2.5 times what I was paying for the same plan and $500 more on the deductable.
That's a fact,but I will try to get it uploaded so you can make your own judgements. And my wife is from England so I will pass on that arguement, I know the facts from there.
And mine could go down by half and I live in the same state. lol Wonder why that is?
Well, since you asked . . .
ACA (aka ObamaCare) rates are based on the following:
- Whether you're buying an individual or family plan (family plans will cost more).
- Where you live (This can vary by individual state counties).
- Age (The older you get, the more you pay.)
- Tobacco use (You smoke? Guess what, you're paying more).
If going to the gov't site (www.healthcare.gov) makes you all nervous and sweaty, then try these guys: www.thehealthsherpa.com.
This was the site created by a couple of San Francisco computer nerds who actually made a web site that worked when the ACA first opened and kept crashing.
