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Originally Posted by donc  I’ll tell you what Jerry, look carefully at the bottom half of post #13,see the link that says NCHC | Facts About Healthcare - Health Insurance Cost in addition to what I have posted you will find this.
< The annual premium that a health insurer charges an employer for a health plan covering a family of four averaged $12,100 in 2007. Workers contributed nearly $3,300, or 10 percent more than they did in 2006.2 The annual premiums for family coverage significantly eclipsed the gross earnings for a full-time, minimum-wage worker ($10,712).>
If that isn’t enough, and I have doubts it will be, because it was all in post #13 which you evidently ignored.
If your really energetic , go to the bottom of the link, there’s 19 cite/links that you can browse thru at your leisure. |
Yes, I ignored your source, which is why I qualified my statement with "Unless I missed something...", which represents my acknowledgment that I may be in error.
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Your souce does not identify what the policy covered. The average family may be taking what I am calling to much coverage. Your souce does not *
only* represent "
catastrophic coverage" (=
high out-of-pocket and co-pay, low monthly premium).
Unless the average person in chronicly ill, the average person does not
need more than catastrophic coverage. "Oh ****" insurance.