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JNinWB

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6. Your premiums and coverage depend on where you live.

Reply to Raine1967 (Original post)

Fri Nov 22, 2013, 02:50 PM

Nov 2013

For most customers, the insurers assume that you will seek care close to your residence. If you live in a high-income area of the state, your premium can vary greatly from people who live in a low-income area.

The difference between Orange Cy (CA) and Riverside Cy. For Federal employees who live part time in WA and part time in their districts need an insurer who offers coverage in both areas.

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