By: JP
Kevin – Thanks for your post. As Rich said, buying health insurance on your own can be extremely confusing the first go around. I was wondering if you had any thoughts on two items: 1. How does Obama...
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Health insurance is a confusing minefield – great job in bringing some clarity. But everything may be changing in 2014 when/if the new Affordable Care Act becomes active. Any choice people make for...
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Hi Rich–The high deductible with an HSA is a great way to do it, especially if you’re healthy. You save on the premiums with the high deductibles and cover the rest with the HSA. And if you don’t spend...
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Hi Edward–What you’re saying is completely true. With the full implementation of healthcare reform taking place on 1/1/2014 we’re in a transition phase right how. This is a tough time to by health...
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Hi Kevin–You’re posing excellent questions. Based on my research, pending healthcare reform will be a real gamechanger. The bill is so complex and far reaching that I don’t believe there’s any way we...
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Hi JP–On your first question, I think we’ll have to wait and see how Obamacare plays out. I expect major revisions once it’s fully implemented, and we can’t even begin to guess what those will look...
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Kevin – Thanks for your thoughts. You make a good point on #2. Outsource to and expert! Here is a good overview (although a bit dated) of Obamacare in case you’re interested:...
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Wouldn’t it have been nice if Congress had provided vouchers so that uninsured people could open their own HSA which they can control, instead of creating another massive bureaucracy that is now...
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It reminds me of a saying I heard many years ago, “A giraffe is a horse designed by Congress”. They might mean well, but everything seems to go haywire with group decisions. Simple solutions are...
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