Thread: Real Health insurance will be about $80 month for most Americans with Obamacare.

based on $900 month income and max cost of 9.8% of pay. Over 50 people employer, they must pay most of the costs, and employees dont get dumped.
If employees are dumped and then go to an exchange, it will be cheaper yet. OR if the plans costs more than 9.8% of pay.

$18 per month = 2% max of income allowed. The rest is paid by gov subsidy.

Yup, Obamacare is going to be TO EXPENSIVE!!!!!!! we will ALL DIE!!! (giggle) Believe the GOP lies!


http://dpc.senate.gov/healthreformbill/healthbill04.pdf

"The credit is calculated on a sliding scale beginning at two percent of income for those at 100 percent FPL"

Insurance might be "cheap". But the actual physical cost of healthcare will be either (a) unchanged or (b) significantly more expensive because absolutely nothing in that disaster of a bill addresses true cost.

Someday your posts will contain true fact and practical application of information...just not today.

Originally Posted by 274ina

based on $900 month income and max cost of 9.8% of pay. Over 50 people employer, they must pay most of the costs, and employees dont get dumped.
If employees are dumped and then go to an exchange, it will be cheaper yet. OR if the plans costs more than 9.8% of pay.

$18 per month = 2% max of income allowed. The rest is paid by gov subsidy.

Yup, Obamacare is going to be TO EXPENSIVE!!!!!!! we will ALL DIE!!! (giggle) Believe the GOP lies!


http://dpc.senate.gov/healthreformbill/healthbill04.pdf

"The credit is calculated on a sliding scale beginning at two percent of income for those at 100 percent FPL"

It is not the expense to the poor patient that is the issue with PPACA, it is the balance of the total medical care expense that is paid by "others" that is the issue. For every person paying that tiny $18/month the taxpayers will pay the other $250/month (or more) to the insurance company for that newly insured person.

Also, where are you getting $900/month for income? That's $10,800 a year, or less than federal poverty level. Are you seriously implying that most Americans live below the poverty line?

Seriously, where the hell do you get this asinine information?

Originally Posted by 274ina

based on $900 month income and max cost of 9.8% of pay. Over 50 people employer, they must pay most of the costs, and employees dont get dumped.
If employees are dumped and then go to an exchange, it will be cheaper yet. OR if the plans costs more than 9.8% of pay.

$18 per month = 2% max of income allowed. The rest is paid by gov subsidy.

Yup, Obamacare is going to be TO EXPENSIVE!!!!!!! we will ALL DIE!!! (giggle) Believe the GOP lies!


http://dpc.senate.gov/healthreformbill/healthbill04.pdf

"The credit is calculated on a sliding scale beginning at two percent of income for those at 100 percent FPL"

Wow! I'm now so sold on Obamacare because we are all going to get this for hardly any cost.

Also pigs are going to fly over the White House on Wednesday, so someone should notify the Secret Service.

Originally Posted by 274ina

based on $900 month income and max cost of 9.8% of pay. Over 50 people employer, they must pay most of the costs, and employees dont get dumped.
If employees are dumped and then go to an exchange, it will be cheaper yet. OR if the plans costs more than 9.8% of pay.

$18 per month = 2% max of income allowed. The rest is paid by gov subsidy.

Yup, Obamacare is going to be TO EXPENSIVE!!!!!!! we will ALL DIE!!! (giggle) Believe the GOP lies!


http://dpc.senate.gov/healthreformbill/healthbill04.pdf

"The credit is calculated on a sliding scale beginning at two percent of income for those at 100 percent FPL"

I was making more than $900 a month 15 years ago when i was 16 years old and working as an ice cream scooper at 31 flavors. If your gonna start making up random numbers, then you can argue any point you want, its when we are forced to deal with reality that facts start to emerge.

private health insurance for eighty bucks a month isn't going to happen. if it did happen, i wouldn't want that policy. the deductible would have to be through the roof.

Originally Posted by Helix

private health insurance for eighty bucks a month isn't going to happen. if it did happen, i wouldn't want that policy. the deductible would have to be through the roof.

The actual insurance is way more than that, but that is the PPACA "out of pocket maximum" for many low income folks. The rest, of course, will be paid by the ever dwindling number of FIT payers. Yes they can!

Originally Posted by ttwtt78640

The actual insurance is way more than that, but that is the PPACA "out of pocket maximum" for many low income folks. The rest, of course, will be paid by the ever dwindling number of FIT payers. Yes they can!

The rest is already paid for by those people. When someone without insurance goes to the ER and can't pay the bill, where do you think the money comes from?

Originally Posted by ttwtt78640

The actual insurance is way more than that, but that is the PPACA "out of pocket maximum" for many low income folks. The rest, of course, will be paid by the ever dwindling number of FIT payers. Yes they can!

using taxes for health care is something that i support. however, i'd prefer an expansion of medicare rather than pouring more money into our employer-specific private health care boondoggle.