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cost for my share of our health insurance premiums is up 12% next year. -- nm
Posted by
znufrii
Oct 12 '11, 07:56
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does everyone also get to enjoy gianormius deductibles these days too? those are fun. -- nm
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kare
Oct 12, 08:18
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Ours went up to $1000 per person, per year back in 2008.
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Trish
Oct 12, 08:33
I *think* my current plan doesn't actually have a deductible. But it's also a fairly strict plan about doing everything in-network. -- nm
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Don Homer
Oct 12, 08:27
I think mine is $500 -- nm
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znufrii
Oct 12, 08:24
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that's ours for an individual plan, and $1k (or more accurately a pair of $500s) for a family plan. -- nm
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TFox
Oct 12, 08:26
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yup, they also offer a "high deductible" plan for people who use an HSA, but I haven't really figured out how that works -- nm
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znufrii
Oct 12, 08:30
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HSAs are kind of cool, but less so when your employer is helping foot the bill.
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TFox
Oct 12, 08:31
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what about if your employer matches 50% of the first $1000 you put in?
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znufrii
Oct 12, 08:37
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well, that's the thing.
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TFox
Oct 12, 08:38
we find out on friday. -- nm
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amanda jones
Oct 12, 08:06
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oh, I lie. I'm saving about $3 per month. (if I had family coverage, I'd save $90 per month next year vs. this. that -- nm
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amanda jones
Oct 12, 08:14
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's not insignificant.) -- nm
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amanda jones
Oct 12, 08:15
Ours went up 8%, as much as 15% in some cases. -- nm
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budice
Oct 12, 08:05
Ugh - that's a hit. -- nm
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Epiphany
Oct 12, 08:01
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it's not that bad for me, I make up a difference with the health assessment credit I forgot to take last year so my end cost will be about the same. -- nm
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znufrii
Oct 12, 08:02
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