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PasadenaTrudy

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15. I'm paying

Tue Sep 3, 2013, 10:14 AM

Sep 2013

$368 I think. I turn 50 next yr so I'm sure the premium could go up. David does not have any health ins. due to pre-existing conditions. He is 51. The good thing is that he will be able to get ins. now but it looks like it will be pricey. We were hoping it would be around $300 or so, but he makes too much to qualify for assistance. We are disappointed that Universal health care will probably never be a reality in this country, not in our life time at least. Once the car is paid off in 4 yrs that will free up some cash

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Covered California's new calculator [View all] SHRED Sep 2013 OP

That would be something to bring to GD - hedgehog Sep 2013 #1

Another "hidden" benefit SHRED Sep 2013 #2

Also, people won't stay with abusive shit jobs and bosses just to keep the benefits. NYC_SKP Sep 2013 #4

very true SHRED Sep 2013 #6

I once had a cruddy job, and kept my own private policy so I could leave whenever I had enough. Hoyt Sep 2013 #8

Sounds like what I'd do, but you have to feel for those with a family depending on the job. NYC_SKP Sep 2013 #9

Thanks. I'll get better coverage for half the current cost with COBRA. NYC_SKP Sep 2013 #3

My COBRA SHRED Sep 2013 #5

I think COBRA will not longer have a reason to exist. NYC_SKP Sep 2013 #7

Thanks for the links. This program is going to prove a lifesaver for my wife and I. . . Journeyman Sep 2013 #10

Does "Household" PasadenaTrudy Sep 2013 #11

Good question... SHRED Sep 2013 #12

Thanks... PasadenaTrudy Sep 2013 #13

What are you paying now? SHRED Sep 2013 #14

I'm paying PasadenaTrudy Sep 2013 #15

KICK! Iwillnevergiveup Sep 2013 #16

I'm fucked PasadenaTrudy Sep 2013 #17

It's based on current income SHRED Sep 2013 #18