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Shropskr
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Eeeeck medical insurance sticker shock
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September 29, 2014, 03:46:35 PM »
Ok husband is HATING his job. And we're probably moving to Portland maybe before June school end.
But I looked medical insurance $700 a month for the four of us. And that was the cheap plan. What the??? Seattle definitely is not the place to be to self insure. Talk about sticker shock. I was thinking we're were getting close to fire but with that kinda cost it'll take another two years.
Really $700 dollars a month. For a high deductible plan. Yuck.
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viper155
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Re: Eeeeck medical insurance sticker shock
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September 29, 2014, 04:21:42 PM »
What about the ACA? You won't have to change doctors. It will be better and cheaper too. No?
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Re: Eeeeck medical insurance sticker shock
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October 01, 2014, 12:32:29 AM »
Yeah. My family of 4 is 600 for the ACA plan with 6500 individual deductibles.
it hurts.
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Chranstronaut
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October 01, 2014, 09:49:36 AM »
Is this a Washington exchange plan? Did you also check out the Oregon exchange plan for when you move? Is this just a stop-gap measure for between jobs or would this be the "new normal" long term?
Sorry, Shropskr... :(
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Shropskr
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October 01, 2014, 02:37:56 PM »
Checked the aca it was $600 so better. Yuck.
When move to Portland looks like will be lower plus duh mom not needed VA duh. Stop looking up stuff day 5 of a migraine. I know better. Reducing it to three people drops it into the 300's much better.
I know we will survive this job loss and maybe even FIRE off of it. Or my husband will have one more job but wow the stress now. I wasn't ready. Finished paying off the house in August. Was looking forward to quickly amassing a wad of dough.
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