GI Means National Health Plan

ins.dave

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There, I said it.
I might regret it?
The reason I say this is because GI will jack rates on indie plans from 50 - 100%.
Maybe as much as 200%. "Requiring" 20 and 30 year olds to chip in, even if that could be enforced, is not going to off set the cost of GI. Risk is cost.
I think we can agree on that?
So the guy paying out 500 per month now goes to 750 - 1000 or more.
Also, when people realize that they can smoke, pig out and basically let them selves go buck freak'n ape sheet without this reflecting their premiums this will also, because of the inevitable, additional wide spread medical problems and subsequent treatments that would ensue, cause costs to jack even more. This is an aspect of this I don't see anybody addressing and probably could be a post of its own.
We all have to talk clients down from the ledge every year when their premiums go up say $50. People would utterly lose it and just stop insuring on a massive scale. Many by necessity. Result? Nobody buys new private plans and the existing plan policy rates bust the barometer so the indie industry evaporates. Voila. Nothing but Group or GI coverage available. Result? In typical circuitous fashion, Harry, Nancy and Barry come to the rescue with a much more affordable option by way of what they are trying to do now via 3962 through rationing care and physicians salaries. Boom. You are in Canada. Instead of us paying 5+ for a gallon of gas, etc. however, we will just slide our Chinese masai card yet again. That way the blowback won't occur on coconut curry's watch and he and Michelle can keep it real at 1600 for the full 8.
Holla.
 
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Let's not forget my favorite part - NO pre ex waiting periods for gaps in coverage!

Even a 12 month or 6 month pre ex wait would do wonders for this bill.

Why pay $500 a month when I can hop in and out only when sick? With a fine starting at $94 big deal.

And the fine is waived for hardship and every other reason you can think.

Remember the subsidies. Costs will rise I agree. But cost to consumers could decline since uncle sam is picking up the tab.
 
Sam doesn't have any money, except what they take by force from productive members of society and from the Chinese.
 
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