Re: Health Insurance - Do you need, and how much do you need?

On Aug 8, 6:03 pm, Brad Stevens <automachan...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Having health insurance is great. Not having it is terrible. Between
> the two extremes are a lot of gray areas, paperwork and a host of
> confusing medical and legal terms.If you're lucky, you'll have some
> choices when it comes to health insurance. "Your choice may be whether
> to take your own employer's health plan or get something else."
>
> http://flying-rugs.com/health-insurance/

For just about everyone, taking the employer's health plan is the way
to go.  Even if it is the catastophic plan offered by Wal-Mart.  If
someone is working at Wal-Mart they can barely afford food.

I know people who spend $600 a month above what the employer pays for
their employer provided healthcare plan .

Unless you have government or military provided pension/healthcare
(like so many of the rightwingnuts here) expect to pay $800+ a month
for decent healthcare.  Probably much more for a plan that pays for
prevention and not just catastophies.