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- Jan 22, 13, 05:48 PM #61
Someone's gotta pay for it. You can bet your life that the insurance companies and that's ALL of them aren't going to sacrifice their bottom line so Barry can give the lazy "free" healthcare. Ain't nothing free for everyone.
Old Barry, your president of the United Socialists States of America.
- Jan 22, 13, 06:14 PM #62
Let me ask this: if the cost of your healthcare through your employer is a huge issue to you, why do you not seek either another job or a lower cost healthcare plan? My daughter just got a new job. At her new place of employment they offer different plans based upon the deductible you choose. She chose a $3200 deductible, because all her routine exams are no cost under the plan. She pays $6.88 per pay period.
My job offers varying price points based on deductibles and network choice. The cost per pay period ranges from $23 to $75.
Obviously employers are able to at least consider such options. Why are you not demanding your employer evaluate their options to offer to you. Or seek employment based upon healthcare plans?
***Disclaimer: "You" is used in a general sense.
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- Jan 22, 13, 08:08 PM #63
When policy directly affects price, and makes the cost go up, after you were told by the man, and Congress, who shoved it down our throats, that it wouldn't, your first beef should be with those that lied. Period.
- Jan 22, 13, 08:09 PM #64
- Jan 22, 13, 08:11 PM #65
Your healthcare availability should not determine your job, RM. We live in America. I hope you were being semi facetious. How about hold people accountable. Especially Congress. Just once.
- Jan 22, 13, 08:37 PM #66
I was really asking a serious question. We were told something, did it happen? It's pretty simple.
- Jan 22, 13, 09:38 PM #67
- Jan 22, 13, 09:41 PM #68All Region
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- Jan 22, 13, 10:04 PM #69
Are you really this naive? I've had 2 separate jobs since college. Both making $50-$55k a year. Both jobs, every year the cost of healthcare went up and coverages/deductibles got worse.
Wow, your daughter pays pennies for insurance. She's also got an INSANE deductible. That's where the American public gets hit. With that deductible she doesn't have insurance in reality unless there's a catastrophic illness/injury. Heck, I pay $20 a pay period for my wife and I to "have insurance." We each have a $3k deductible, and only reason we have to pay so little is because we both participate in the wellness surveys, wellness plan (scoring well in BMI, BP, Blood sugar, cholesterol, etc.), and have at least 48 gym visits every 30 months.
Sure there is one other plan available which is the elite plan, which is a 1500 ded, and that'll cost Substantially more. At one time both jobs had fantastic insurance. But with obamacare, the government is sticking their hands in all of the working people's pockets to give "free" healthcare to the lazy.
It's easy to say, "go find a job with better insurance",but really that's uneducated or completely skewed view of the world. Is there an abundance of decently paying jobs that provide great healthcare that I'm not aware of?
When you see able bodied people hanging out in government housing, with big screen tvs, playing on iPhones and then buying groceries with foodstamps cause they get more $ from welfare than getting a job. So why would they get a job? And they're raising their kids with the same mindset to work the system.
Sorry, but I don't think it's fair for me to work for the things I have while the pres takes more and more of my hard earned money to give to the lazy so they have "free" healthcare. Where the hell is my free healthcare? There's no break for hard workers.
I guess I'm insensitive, but if you're too lazy to work for your own insurance, well then Darwin wins!
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Its going to be cheaper for those that can get government subsidies. But for others it's goin to go up. You will get slightly better coverage.
It really hope it works out but I have huge doubts. Most within the insurance industry expect a big increase in 2015 since health insurance companies aren't sure what's going to happen next year. There is very very little incentive for healthy individuals to carry insurance. Oct. 1st is right around the corner and we still don't have all the info we need.Last edited by HammerTime; Jan 22, 13 at 10:48 PM.
- Jan 23, 13, 06:52 AM #71All World
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- Jan 23, 13, 08:29 AM #72
- Jan 23, 13, 10:37 AM #73
If Barry has such a good plan, why are all of the companies trying to opt out and get rid of workers and hours for workers. If Barry had such an honest plan for CSPAN to be able to film, why was CAPAN not allowed in the hearings. Easy answer, it is shady and costly. Barry is just like other Presidents, a liar who could care less about the poor, middle class, and rich, heck he dont care about anyone other than himself and his donors who will take care of him after he is finally done as President unless he over turns the 22nd Amendment.
- Jan 23, 13, 11:50 AM #74
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Hours are most definetly getting cut for workers in many smaller organizations. The need for many people to work two jobs is going to continue to increase. Unfortunate but it is what it is.
- Jan 23, 13, 01:41 PM #76
Applebees, Papa Johns, Dennys, Murray Energy, Red Lobster, Olive Garden
5 Companies Affected by Obamacare
Examiner Editorial: Companies cut hours and jobs to dodge Obamacare | WashingtonExaminer.com
- Jan 23, 13, 02:07 PM #77
- Jan 23, 13, 02:10 PM #78
Utah employer layoff Obama supporters in response to Obamacare rules.
Utah Employer, Terry Lee Forensics, Fires Workers Supporting Obama - Careers Articles
Political support and party affiliation are apparently not protected...
At least Utah is one of states that plans to have an (initially) HHS funded exchange. So they can get insurance from that - when it comes online in a few years...

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