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re: This link is provided as a service for all the ACA increasing premium Deniers...
Posted on 4/10/14 at 5:07 am to Vale
Posted on 4/10/14 at 5:07 am to Vale
quote:Interesting.
No subsidy, but my premium dropped 43 a month and my prescription costs dropped around 40 a month as well. Maybe I'm just lucky.
So Obamacare required your insurance provider to cover extra services, eliminate preexisting exclusions, etc. and your rate went down?
If true, that should rate right up there with Our Lady of Fátima as a modern miracle.
Count me as dubious.
Only way those numbers could work is if you were highrisk/old and are benefitting from 3:1 Obamacare caps placed on highest to lowest risk cost ratio. Meaning the young healthy folks here are paying part of your premium.
Posted on 4/10/14 at 8:13 am to NC_Tigah
quote:This.
Interesting.
So Obamacare required your insurance provider to cover extra services, eliminate preexisting exclusions, etc. and your rate went down?
If true, that should rate right up there with Our Lady of Fátima as a modern miracle.
Count me as dubious.
Only way those numbers could work is if you were highrisk/old and are benefitting from 3:1 Obamacare caps placed on highest to lowest risk cost ratio. Meaning the young healthy folks here are paying part of your premium.
Posted on 4/10/14 at 1:05 pm to NC_Tigah
quote:
Only way those numbers could work is if you were highrisk/old and are benefitting from 3:1 Obamacare caps placed on highest to lowest risk cost ratio. Meaning the young healthy folks here are paying part of your premium.
since that poster is pretty much the only one to experience such an unconditional improvement, it would definitely be helpful to know why his situation was so bad before
(fwiw, my coverage/deductible/premium hasn't changed. it was already employer-sponsored, family, generous, and expensive. i haven't bothered comparing with the exchange plans)
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