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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DH is a partner at a law firm so no subsidy for his health insurance. It would cost us $4500 per month for our family of 5 (no idea what the deductible would be). I work full time and health insurance through my work is $600 per month for Anthem BC/BS with a $3000 deductible. Its a no brainer to keep working for me. DH makes $700K a year and I make $150K a year. Totally worth it. [/quote] This is us too. I work for the healthcare. It’s so odd that we tie healthcare to jobs in this country.[/quote] +1 We should not tie healthcare to a job. It's a basic human right. Have been lucky to always have good coverage for reasonable price at work. we currently pay $600/month for full family coverage (medical/dental/vision)--thats employee, spouse and as many kids as you have. That's with $2.5K family deductible (1.25K per person) and the first $1.5K is funded by the company. That plan would cost us $2.4K on Cobra. So company covers $1.8K/month. That's ~$23K in benefits for just medical (dental is great coverage, no copay for cleanings and once per year X-rays, vision is new lenses and frames every year and yearly vision check). Add in those and multiply by 4-5 and you have almost $30K in benefits. [/quote]
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