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22. It's an HSA plan - aka tax shelter.

Wed Jan 18, 2017, 05:18 PM

Jan 2017

I posted down below why someone would want to highly fund an HSA.

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Has anyone ever heard of a $39,000.00 per year health insurance premium ??? [View all] SamKnause Jan 2017 OP

He said he posted about it on his facebook page to verify it was true. SamKnause Jan 2017 #3

I don't have a link. SamKnause Jan 2017 #16

Fake News (R) Achilleaze Jan 2017 #2

FAKE NEWS......n/t Bengus81 Jan 2017 #4

I need details. It definitely would be the exception if it was valid still_one Jan 2017 #5

No. I dealt with policies (pharma) in my last job for 4 years underpants Jan 2017 #6

... It's vaguely possible, if multiple conditions are met politicat Jan 2017 #7

Excellent points matt819 Jan 2017 #14

When I got laid off before the ACA my COBRA would have been 2K/month rickford66 Jan 2017 #8

Yeah, our COBRA sucked. We ran it all the way to the end. hunter Jan 2017 #20

I paid $850 a month for COBRA for just myself for about 6 months doc03 Jan 2017 #29

Maybe? Buckeye_Democrat Jan 2017 #9

How many insured kids do they have? Princess Turandot Jan 2017 #12

Married, 2 adults, 61 years of age. SamKnause Jan 2017 #13

I just looked at his Facebook video under magnification. Buckeye_Democrat Jan 2017 #15

Thanks so much for the info. SamKnause Jan 2017 #18

Here's the plan details... Buckeye_Democrat Jan 2017 #19

No co-pays for most in-network after deductible. politicat Jan 2017 #21

Thanks! n/t Buckeye_Democrat Jan 2017 #23

I know one person who's paying 2600 monthly. linuxman Jan 2017 #17

It's an HSA plan - aka tax shelter. politicat Jan 2017 #22

I was paying $30K/yr 6 years ago Uben Jan 2017 #24

This message was self-deleted by its author WillowTree Jan 2017 #25

Is it a couple with children, Ms. Toad Jan 2017 #26

I remember before Obamacare a friend of mine with diabetes doc03 Jan 2017 #28

I'm paying $1,100/month as of January MiniMe Jan 2017 #30

It's possible SickOfTheOnePct Jan 2017 #32