Since the laws changed to require insurers to accept anybody and eliminate

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Dec 16, 2024
11:27:56pm

DirtyWater Truly Addicted User

preexisting conditions, buying insurance early is kinda dumb and waiting to buy insurance is low risk.

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DirtyWater

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Time

Kyle Collinsworth has lost it

Parker Schnabel

Dec 16, 11:15pm

Someone should tell him about taxes. Imagine how much he can save by not paying

cougaman

Dec 16, 11:18pm

Wow. And I thought his take on sunscreen was bad.

Ted Lasso

Dec 16, 11:21pm

I haven’t had it for 7 years… Christian health share much better if you

Blue chunks

Dec 16, 11:22pm

We got hosed doing this one year

grosven

Dec 16, 11:25pm

Bummer! What happened? Dang 6 figures!

Blue chunks

Dec 16, 11:36pm

That's insurance with a different name

JuicyJam

Dec 16, 11:29pm

It’s technically not true insurance.

rainorsnow

12:01am

We had liberty health share for years and realized they were embezzling money

karatekid

2:10am

Since the laws changed to require insurers to accept anybody and eliminate

DirtyWater

Dec 16, 11:27pm

I went without for a couple years. Not worth the $20k+ per year premium

MHOP

Dec 16, 11:30pm

Depends on how much you have in the bank.

The 435

Dec 16, 11:31pm

Dude has no clue what an out of pocket maximum is. It’s not a scam if you

rainorsnow

Dec 16, 11:47pm

Or catastrophic.

Soupie

Dec 16, 11:50pm

HSA if healthy. HMO if you plan to use it.

CougieMcCougFace

12:51am

Cancer can happen to anyone. Get even the cheapest one through work or on the

rainorsnow

12:56am

Both of those are insurance

CougieMcCougFace

1:24am

HSA is a savings account. Unless you mean HSA WITH an insurance policy/plan.

rainorsnow

1:26am

Yes - You have to have a high deductible plan with an HSA

CougieMcCougFace

1:28am

The plans my work offers, there is practically no circumstance where the HMO is worth it over the high deductible plan.

Radioactive Coug

1:01am

Yeah, this is usually the case. The high deductible plans make the most sense

rainorsnow

1:39am

I have not had health insurance for 30 years

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