https://www.democraticunderground.com/100210451114LuckyCharms (2,701 posts)
****ing health insurance premiums increased 25%.
The plan is on a fiscal year...April to May. So it is open enrollment.
25%.
Christ.
When premiums were going up astronomically a few years ago (to provide maternity coverage for single males, for instance) we were told, "Yes, but, they would be going up EVEN MORE if it weren't for St. Jughead!"
Now guess whose fault it is?
Response to LuckyCharms (Original post)Wed Apr 4, 2018, 08:07 PM
Flaleftist (604 posts)
6. Impossible! Everyones insurance is supposed to be better and cheaper. Trump promised.
LuckyCharms (2,701 posts)
13. Holy cow...
These amounts not sustainable! I'd have to run the numbers, but the last time I looked at this, my premium costs and actual health care costs were pushing 35% of my income, if I remember correctly.
Funny how this wasn't at all a bad thing prior to January 20, 2017.
Star Member DFW (27,810 posts)
9. My last quote where I live was $36,000 per year in premiums (I declined).
$3000 a month, who do these people think I am, some Koch brother's long lost nephew?
When my mole complained about a non-subsidized $3000/month premium, I heard, "Oh, does you have a sadz?" Strange, the difference a change in administration can make.