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In reply to the discussion: I just found out a friend pays 14000 a year for HCI for 3 people !!!! [View all]pnwmom
(109,650 posts)46. And the crazy part is the government pays the Advantage insurers more per person than the Gov. spends on Original.
If the R's force everyone on Advantage it will cost more ... till they start cutting benefits, once they control the market.
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I just found out a friend pays 14000 a year for HCI for 3 people !!!! [View all]
uponit7771
Dec 6
OP
That has to be a cadillac plan. My high deductible plan is about $1000 a year for a family of 4. nt
LexVegas
Dec 6
#2
Its a high deductible plan, so the coverage kicks in at 80 / 20 after individual and family deductibles.
LexVegas
Dec 6
#10
WOW !!! That's not counting what the corporation pays !! People are being gouged and they're not millionaires
uponit7771
Dec 6
#15
My wife and I pay $10,548 a year for Medicare, supplemental, and prescription coverage
surfered
Dec 6
#7
Does that count deductible? Even if it did that's freakin a lot !! They're are gouging
uponit7771
Dec 6
#11
And the crazy part is the government pays the Advantage insurers more per person than the Gov. spends on Original.
pnwmom
Dec 6
#46
I don't think people realize how expensive Medigap and drug plans are, especially as one ages.
Silent Type
Dec 6
#30
Until the majority of US citizens wake up to a Medicare for all program this will continue.
Jacson6
Dec 6
#16
"Why the hell isn't corporate America working with their employers to get the cost down ?!"
WhiskeyGrinder
Dec 6
#18
Universal health care would provide workers the freedom to leave shitty jobs and/or managers without the
Hotler
Dec 6
#25
Need more information. How much are the premiums, annual deductible, and out of pocket maximums?
beaglelover
Dec 6
#26
Not all 3 just premiums and deductible per year, hell ... its even higher with copays and medicines. ... Damn
uponit7771
Dec 6
#28
Thanks. I just checked my plan for next year and it's cost. I'm still working for a large entertainment company.
beaglelover
Dec 6
#35
I think when people see the monthly bill will get more attention, this is crazy
uponit7771
Dec 6
#37
I'd take it, but how many Democrats or Republicans will tell voters their taxes will increase by 7.5% and their
Silent Type
Dec 6
#44
If they attach it to the PHCI cost ... prolly all of them. When monthly PCHI premiums are as large as mortgages I think
uponit7771
Dec 6
#45
"Google all you want"... Let's be far removed from how they sound. If you have a counter it's...
uponit7771
Dec 7
#68
Why so expensive? EDIT - Never mind. I just saw your other replies explaining.
highplainsdem
Dec 7
#72
RIGHT !!! AKA Make it worse, if Trump gets Real Wage Index back to 2019 Trajectory in a year we'll have a hard time with
uponit7771
Dec 6
#51
Most people aren't celebrating just hard to have sympathy for the banality of evil oozing out of PHCI CEOs
uponit7771
Dec 6
#50
Cause his age and works for large corp, thought that would insulate his family from high PCHI cost. Not so much
uponit7771
Dec 6
#54
There was a time long before we got got Medicare, where we $29k for two of us.
Stinky The Clown
Dec 6
#61
WTF ?! So how did people vote against the public option?! We're so screwed if people think we can keep doing this.
uponit7771
Dec 8
#81
14,000 in premiums is only possible for a family of 3 with an income of around 165,000 or more.
Ms. Toad
Dec 7
#80
My surprise is mostly at the age of their family, I believed PHI was charging more for older people and they're not. We
uponit7771
Dec 8
#82