I have heard that the profit margin for health insurance companies is single digits.

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Dec 11, 2024
10:14:52am

Sea Chicken Freeloader

But I could be wrong.

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Sea Chicken

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Time

Health insurance - I rarely look at my Paystub

DataMouth

12/11/24 9:37am

BN checks out

reagan21

12/11/24 9:39am

How much has your deductible increased over that time?

OrsoNero

12/11/24 9:40am

I’ve kept the same deductible.

DataMouth

12/11/24 9:42am

Out of pocket way up as well. The Affordable Healthcare Act is the largest tax increase on middle class in my life.

PJMort

12/11/24 10:25am

Oops, I did my math wrong. It’s only gone up 150%.

DataMouth

12/11/24 9:40am

Welcome to Obama Care.

Coug Dude

12/11/24 9:43am

This may be an unpopular opinion. What you are saying is true but

futbolmaven

12/11/24 10:35am

I wonder how much of the 150% is profit?

Powerbait DPM

12/11/24 10:00am

I have heard that the profit margin for health insurance companies is single digits.

Sea Chicken

12/11/24 10:14am

The profit goal for most ins. companies in home and auto or health is 2-4%. The

Ycrazy

12/11/24 10:22am

Did you move away from or into a high deductible plan during that time?

BYU '80

12/11/24 10:03am

I have always paid my healthcare premiums and those of my employees. It shot way up with AHCA. More than my mortgage.

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