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Anyone know? I pay $1000 a month for my family... Thanks.
Anyone know? I pay $1000 a month for my family... Thanks.
No, you cannot. The health care bill is not a free ride, no matter what some people may tell you.
What we will likely see is that premiums will go up after you've filed a claim on a pre-existing condition.
No, you cannot. The health care bill is not a free ride, no matter what some people may tell you.
Unless you happen to be an unemployed deadbeat.
THEN it will be free.
If you work you're going to pay through the nose for it. And if you don't, the IRS will kick you out on the street.
--cut--What we will likely see is that premiums will go up after you've filed a claim on a pre-existing condition.
The pre-existing clause- if a person goes to the emergency room with a heart attack with no insurance today, he is still treated. He can go out tomorrow and get health insurance, under Obama's plan at no more expense than a healthy person would pay.
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I guess you could drop it, pay the fine (2.5% of claimed net income?), then wait in the Emergency Room.
Based on your financial situation and claimed dependents, you might qualify for a subsidy on your premiums, or even coverage under Medicaid.
I'm not sure much will change because of this law, and it's hard to see where health-care costs would decrease. I hope they do, but I'm not holding my breath.
Anyone know? I pay $1000 a month for my family... Thanks.
Anyone know? I pay $1000 a month for my family... Thanks.
Anyone know? I pay $1000 a month for my family... Thanks.
You are not being serious, are you??? If you are, you have certainly not been paying attention.
I guess you could drop it, pay the fine (2.5% of claimed net income?), then wait in the Emergency Room.
Based on your financial situation and claimed dependents, you might qualify for a subsidy on your premiums, or even coverage under Medicaid.
I'm not sure much will change because of this law, and it's hard to see where health-care costs would decrease. I hope they do, but I'm not holding my breath.
He can do NOTHING until 2014. These plans are not in place now, the taxes and increasing premiums start NOW, the so-called benefits don't start until 2014.
This was just one of their ponzi schemes, you pay for the benefits for 10 years but only get the benefits for 6 years, that's how they could attempt to confuse the public into beleiving that this plan would actually REDUCE the deficit. I was and am not fooled.
Medicare implemented in the 1960's was stated to cost just 1/10 of what it is today, it is bankrupting this country now.
--cut--What we will likely see is that premiums will go up after you've filed a claim on a pre-existing condition.
The pre-existing clause- if a person goes to the emergency room with a heart attack with no insurance today, he is still treated. He can go out tomorrow and get health insurance, under Obama's plan at no more expense than a healthy person would pay.
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I thought insurers could still raise premiums on those with pre-existing conditions. Is there actually a provision in the law that prohibits insurers from charging more for higher-risk individuals?
Insurers played a central role in crafting the law, so it's hard for me to believe they would have ceded a pseudo price control like that. But maybe the did.
Anyone know? I pay $1000 a month for my family... Thanks.
I guess you could drop it, pay the fine (2.5% of claimed net income?), then wait in the Emergency Room.
Based on your financial situation and claimed dependents, you might qualify for a subsidy on your premiums, or even coverage under Medicaid.
I'm not sure much will change because of this law, and it's hard to see where health-care costs would decrease. I hope they do, but I'm not holding my breath.
He can do NOTHING until 2014. These plans are not in place now, the taxes and increasing premiums start NOW, the so-called benefits don't start until 2014.
This was just one of their ponzi schemes, you pay for the benefits for 10 years but only get the benefits for 6 years, that's how they could attempt to confuse the public into beleiving that this plan would actually REDUCE the deficit. I was and am not fooled.
Medicare implemented in the 1960's was stated to cost just 1/10 of what it is today, it is bankrupting this country now.
Good point.
I think in the meantime, there's some kind of high-risk pool for individuals who do get dropped/denied from coverage due to pre-existing conditions.
But yeah, the administration was able to make this seem budget neutral in the first decade by using ten years of revenue for six years of service.
I think, were a CFO to try that kind of accounting, they'd end up in Eglin Federal.