I went down to part time at my job and am looking to buy my own health insurance. Any suggestions?
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Yes.
Get a high-deductible MSA/HSA plan. (Blue Cross)
Tax savings!!!
Dont let over 63 days pass without having insurance or they dont have to accept your pre-existing conditions.
Also, if you are only out of work temporarily, you can puchase temporary health insurance. (Fortis / Celtic / John Alden)
Let me know if you need further help,
i might be able to sell it to youComment
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do not go with GHI..too fucking expensive and they barely cover shit.
try an actual insurance agent out of your local phonebook and they will try to put you with a company that will cover what you need at a better cost
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Yeah?Originally posted by FunForOne
Yes.
Get a high-deductible MSA/HSA plan. (Blue Cross)
Tax savings!!!
Dont let over 63 days pass without having insurance or they dont have to accept your pre-existing conditions.
Also, if you are only out of work temporarily, you can puchase temporary health insurance. (Fortis / Celtic / John Alden)
Let me know if you need further help,
i might be able to sell it to you
Im 19 and live alone. I need dental and health.
What can I do?469344657Comment
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What state do you live in and what is your tobacco status?Comment
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Right on. Thank you!Originally posted by FunForOne
Yes.
Get a high-deductible MSA/HSA plan. (Blue Cross)
Tax savings!!!
Dont let over 63 days pass without having insurance or they dont have to accept your pre-existing conditions.
Also, if you are only out of work temporarily, you can puchase temporary health insurance. (Fortis / Celtic / John Alden)
Let me know if you need further help,
i might be able to sell it to youComment
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I'm in Wisconsin. On my 3rd week without a puff after 20 yearsOriginally posted by FunForOne
What state do you live in and what is your tobacco status?
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I could not imagine living without health insurance like we have in Canada. Some people don't know though that our health insurance does not cover drugs, perscription eyeglasses or dental visits. Many employers like ours provide that to us for free and that is an amazing feeling. No matter what happens, you are covered.Originally posted by mailman
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Duh.
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if you 19, call your local blue cross office.
It should cost over 110 bucks a month for health insurance. You probably wont be able to get individual dental, but you probable dont need it right now.
People in Canada are lucky because of socialized medicine, but I've always heard in most cases, they will send you home the same day you have the heart attack.
Who knows which is better, to many people in the usa cant afford the insurance anyway.Comment
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in australia, hba or gmhba is good.. around 150$/month for low excess and covers pretty well anything.Comment
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Originally posted by biglou
Two options to consider: If you have an employee or a spousal unit, apply for group coverage via Blue Cross.
Or... join the National Assoc for the Self Employed. They specialize in health insurance for people who work solo.
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Stay away from the mega life and health. Huge missing gap in the coverage.Comment
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I think we all need that.Comment
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