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Open enrollment starts for me today. Let's see how much my premiums are going up (haven't looked yet) -- nm
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ty97
Oct 29 '24, 06:59
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If I keep same plan, medical premium goes up $30 a month. Coverage remains same.
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ty97
Oct 29, 07:51
Our previously free plan is now $441 per month... -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Oct 29, 07:05
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That's an absolute gut punch to people relying on it. They're making a car payment without a new car. -- nm
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David
Oct 29, 07:50
YIKES!! -- nm
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Pippy aka Desparada
Oct 29, 07:14
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It was heavy subsidized. The other option are up $100-200 per month. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Oct 29, 07:33
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Doctors don't get free medical insurance? Sorta seems like it would be part of the gig? -- nm
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ty97
Oct 29, 07:52
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Nothing is free ... -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Oct 29, 11:02
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