Anonymous wrote:OK, those are mean replies. Not everyone has the ability to get a job with insurance. And not everyone has the potential to be a high earner. I feel for OP. I remember struggling when my kids were young because housing costs were so high and we were paying for daycare. Insurance is ridiculously expensive and the social contract where insurance is a benefit of your job has changed dramatically. I'm sorry it's tough for OP.
Anonymous wrote:At that amount, you'd be better off going on the exchange.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a rant. I am frustrated. We are family of 4 and we pay $3k/month for health insurance. We take home $9k. That's 33% already gone before we pay for mortgage and all lother expenses.
Why do we accept this as Americans??
starbucks, only have to work 20 hours a week to get medical, and they have a 401K they match on. That is not many hours. I used to work 20 hours all during college. Giving starbucks by my house is open 5am to 9pm most days. Pretty easy to do 20 hours even with a full time job.
Anonymous wrote:Find a job with better insurance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Welcome to trump’s America.
It’s going to get worse.
Our health insurance premiums (and the system in general) have been a wreck for a long, long time. It’s so messed up.
Anonymous wrote:Welcome to trump’s America.
It’s going to get worse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Find a job with better insurance.
That amazing insurance you have won't be there forever. And if you think you can just switch job to get a better insurance you won't find any because they will all be expensive.
It amazes that people who think they have great insurance today will be the case forever.
We have military retiree insurance. My spouse's current job does not provide any benefits, including leave. You are told it upfront and decide accordingly. If we needed the insurance, they wouldn't have taken that job.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's the Wegovy effect. 3k = 1 to 2 adults on a 1K/month drug
This is false. First, the majority of insurers don’t cover wegovy. Second, prices are dropping rapidly thanks to insane competition.
Anonymous wrote:It's the Wegovy effect. 3k = 1 to 2 adults on a 1K/month drug
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know DCUM don't like to go to dirty and polluted Delhi....but there is excellent and affordable medical care in India. We love to get all our routine (and not so routine) medical care done there.![]()
Nobody's doing that - ick
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a rant. I am frustrated. We are family of 4 and we pay $3k/month for health insurance. We take home $9k. That's 33% already gone before we pay for mortgage and all lother expenses.
Why do we accept this as Americans??
starbucks, only have to work 20 hours a week to get medical, and they have a 401K they match on. That is not many hours. I used to work 20 hours all during college. Giving starbucks by my house is open 5am to 9pm most days. Pretty easy to do 20 hours even with a full time job.