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You may want to consider a health savings account or at least choose a plan with a very high deductible. This way you will have a very low monthly cost but if you choose a reputable company will still have coverage in case you ever get … read more…
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A Health Savings Account (HSA) combines high deductible health insurance with a tax-advantaged medical savings account. Withdrawals that are used to pay for qualified medical expenses, including your insurance deductible, … read more…
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Indemnity plans – This type of insurance plans generally include a deductible. The insurance company will begin to pay the benefits after the deductible has been met. Once the covered costs go past the amount of the deductible, … read more…
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How To Use Your Health Savings Account To Get Affordable Medical Care Via Phone and Email
Healthcare is becoming increasingly expensive and inconvenient. Just to get a basic prescription or an answer to a health-related question, people have traditionally needed to take time away from work… read more…
11 Ways to Find Cheaper Health Insurance
I got one rate increase this year as a normal increase. The second health insurance premium increase was because I had a birthday, and entered the next 5 year age band. I did not expect 2 increases in… read more…
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Open Question: health insurance in VA?
If I’m looking to leave my job in June, I’m going to have to pick up my own insurance. Right now I work for the state and have insurance through Blue Cross/Blue Shield. I think the COBRA payments are going to be too high. I don’t really understand the system. I generally go to the doctor 4-5 times a year max, take a couple of medications, need dental and vision coverage as well. How do I know if I should get a high or low deductible? I know a higher deductible will mean a lower premium, but doesn’t that mean I have to pay more out of pocket?
Open Question: What is the best HSA?
We have a high deductible health insurance and I’m going insane trying to find the best HSA around, can anyone help with this?
Voting Question: CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME UNDERSTAND MY HEALTH INSURANCE POLICY?
I have a $5000. deductible on my husbands health insurance policy, there is probably about $500.00 been paid towards it this year. He has to take a polysomnography next month, it will cost $4000. How does that work, whenever we go into the hospital for this test, will they (hosp) make us pay the rest of the money upfront, to equal the $5000. deductible, before they will be willing to do this test on my husband. Or will the test be done, and the hosp. will send the bill to my insurance co. to go towards the deductible, and bill me for the balance. I just do not understand how the insurance works? I sure hope someone can help me understand this. Thanks for your help.
Changing a Health Insurance Deductible
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@kirida re: insurance/cr**py, with you there. glad to be able to buy health insurance at all; wish it wasn’t hi-deductible catastrophic only
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Does it bother anybody else how Obama constantly talks about how his plan is to help “working Americans.” So are people who make $150,000 a year or more (or whatever the current cut off is now) NOT working Americans? Seems to me, most of these people are among some of the hardest working Americans we have!
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18 kids and they only pay $475/month for health insurance?? OH. it doesn’t cover a lot of things (incl. maternity!) & $2,500 deductible.
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18 kids and they only pay $475/month for health insurance?? OH. it doesn’t cover a lot of things (incl. maternity!) & $2,500 deductible.
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choosing high deductible plans as self employed health insurance
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