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nanrod Member Profile Member Since: 2007-08-26 Last Power Points used: never • Available: now Max Power Points: 1 • Get More Power Points Now Comments 1 |
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If I wasn't married..what choice would I have?
In reply to this comment by nanrod:
The numbers these people were showing on their signs shocked me. As a Canadian I've always been aware that US private health care premiums were higher than what I pay but I had no idea they were as high as some of these people were indicating. So can someone tell me what does a typical single person pay for a policy that covers everything, with no deductibles, no maximums and no denials of coverage for pre-existing conditions. Currently I'm paying $672 per year which amounts to about 2.25% of my after tax income. Of course that's going to change ... it looks like our latest budget is going to jack that up by about 12% or around $750 per year. Just curious.
you make enoch sad =(