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$37/mo is HUGE.
Consider Aetna at 4%. A $200/mo plan pays $8/mo.
Even at 10% you get $20/mo.
$37/mo is very high compared to most post reform offers.
I cant see that figure happening.. I would be shocked.
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$37/mo is HUGE.
Consider Aetna at 4%. A $200/mo plan pays $8/mo.
Even at 10% you get $20/mo.
$37/mo is very high compared to most post reform offers.
one thing I'm hoping for is that Carriers will offer alternative plans to the ones the Gubment is requiring them offer. I believe this would help our stance because the consumer would want to know all of his/her options. Whats available to me outside the exchange??? should be interesting to see how the Carriers react.
When will the fed's subsidize car purchases?
Oh wait, Cash 4 Clunkers where you get $4500 of taxpayer money for your $500 car.
Or food, or housing?
Oh yeah, EBT cards and Section 8.
If they are going to subsidize health insurance up to $80,000 or so of family income then they need to do likewise for food and housing.
When will the fed's subsidize car purchases?
Oh wait, Cash 4 Clunkers where you get $4500 of taxpayer money for your $500 car.
Or food, or housing?
Oh yeah, EBT cards and Section 8.
If they are going to subsidize health insurance up to $80,000 or so of family income then they need to do likewise for food and housing.
The government will wire it so that only plans on the exchange (or qualified to be on the exchange even if sold off the exchange) will be eligible for subsidy or tax credit.