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7. I just looked this up thanks to your question
Tue Oct 1, 2013, 05:03 PM
Oct 2013

General basis of payment 90%; Individual deduction limit $1,500; Family $4,500 per calendar year

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How do you know how much your employer pays? SheilaT Oct 2013 #1
It's on your W2 abelenkpe Oct 2013 #4
Where on the W2? SheilaT Oct 2013 #10
At work now abelenkpe Oct 2013 #11
Internet to the rescue abelenkpe Oct 2013 #13
Thank you. I have managed to hide my most recent W2 from myself, SheilaT Oct 2013 #20
Wow. Thanks for that info BumRushDaShow Oct 2013 #27
I'm related to the boss :) fried eggs Oct 2013 #8
Do you currently pay 30% out of pocket on costs? leftstreet Oct 2013 #2
I just looked this up thanks to your question fried eggs Oct 2013 #7
That is a gold plan, just looked it up for coworker.... only 300 less than what the company pays NotThisTime Oct 2013 #14
How do you look up gold rates? Do you have to fill out the application or is there fried eggs Oct 2013 #18
Way closer to universal, not at single payor yet. roamer65 Oct 2013 #3
My husband who is a nurse and makes decent money LukeFL Oct 2013 #24
PDF link below - $31-42/ hour, per nursing union. politicat Oct 2013 #25
Yes, the more info I'm seeing today, I believe we are much closer to a single cbdo2007 Oct 2013 #5
Do employers still get a subsidy for providing health insurance? csziggy Oct 2013 #6
I have never thought health care provided by employers was a good idea anyways. It B Calm Oct 2013 #23
Mine was similar abelenkpe Oct 2013 #9
Wow, just checked my coverage vs health exchange as well.... cbdo2007 Oct 2013 #12
"...and giving them more income for it." abelenkpe Oct 2013 #15
This is why people are going to be able to leave jobs they hate, too. DevonRex Oct 2013 #31
Has anyone else had trouble with this link? hamsterjill Oct 2013 #16
Yes, same here Cass Oct 2013 #17
Okay, thank you!!! hamsterjill Oct 2013 #19
In a FAIR world, the boss wou;d ADD $9K to your income SoCalDem Oct 2013 #21
that's exactly what's going to happen in the future..... cbdo2007 Oct 2013 #22
Excellent gopiscrap Oct 2013 #26
Paying for enlightenment Oct 2013 #28
Found my W2 for 2012. SheilaT Oct 2013 #29
I wonder if such a cost savings would act as a stimulous to the economy? applegrove Oct 2013 #30
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