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In reply to the discussion: On being self insured: My health insurance does nothing to insure my health. [View all]Emile
(42,293 posts)56. Well, we will have to fund it by taxing the wealthy.
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On being self insured: My health insurance does nothing to insure my health. [View all]
MontanaMama
Dec 2023
OP
Yeah, you hit that age and insurance companies raise your premiums out the wazoo because they...
LudwigPastorius
Dec 2023
#13
And, if your income is above a modest amount (which doesn't cover much in high cost cities)
spooky3
Dec 2023
#26
There is a well known solution practiced by almost every other developed country
Voltaire2
Dec 2023
#2
For years, we lived in diverse neighborhoods...that's why my last POC neighbor was a
Backseat Driver
Dec 2023
#55
SMH. How terrible and how can Americans afford these kinds of rates for medical insurance?
SWBTATTReg
Dec 2023
#15
As soon as my sister gets back to me on, w/ regards to her husband (a self-employed concrete contractor), and his
SWBTATTReg
Dec 2023
#41
Depending on the income, the tax credits can save a significant amount on the monthly premium
dlk
Dec 2023
#24
We provide it for Medicare recipients because they pre paid into the system for 40 years
MichMan
Dec 2023
#52