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falling through the gaps

Steve

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Mr. Maiden, the hair stylist, learned in a Dec. 23 letter from the federal government that he wasn't eligible for help. The cheapest "bronze"-level insurance plan available to Mr. Maiden, who is single and a smoker, costs $437 a month. That plan, from Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Alabama, has a $6,350 annual deductible.

Mr. Maiden would have to spend about $11,600 a year—more than his entire annual income—on premiums and the deductible before Blue Cross would begin paying for most services.

well maybe the President should let congress fix the bill... instead of having Reid stopping any and all bills..
 

hopalong

Well-known member
but we were told that every one would be insured at a lower payments and that it was good for ALL....We were told that right here on this forum :???: :???:
 

Mike

Well-known member
What's crazy if we get one of those "Cadillac" insurance plans, income tax must be paid on it.

You might save some money in health care costs by having a lower deductible, but the taxes on the plan will eat into those savings..................
 
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