Going without health insurance

Isn’t this the first year where you won’t be penalized for not having health insurance again ?

I did throughout most of my 20s. Paid off for me, but I was lucky to be healthy and not have any real injuries.

My retirement might not include health insurance.

My parents retired in the early 2000s and their initial health insurance premiums were over $600/month, and that was before they qualified for Medicare.

Yes, I'm paying around $500, and I used it last year, and had to pay for all my tests out of pocket because the deductible wasn't met. The first doctor charges $140 (I paid $30 copay)cash for a visit. The meds weren't covered by my insurance anyway, and the specialist billed $650 for the visit.

Lets say I paid $140+$650+$50 (meds) $840 out of pocket. That was supposed to be covered. Sleep Apnea test was another $900 out of pocket.

I paid my Insurance $6,000 a year and they paid out $720 freaking dollars. (meds not covered, plus copays)
I'm just afraid if I cut it I will have cancer or something and miss it.

I wasted $4260 last year by having Insurance.

Car insurance is kind of expensive too, you'd save a bunch by going without that as well.

Get a sharing ministry. If you have a car wreck or something and have an extended hospital say you'll gave generational debt.

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If we could get the Supreme Court to overthrow Bates Vs the State Bar of Arizona, we could get car insurance rates normal in half a generation.

i havent had insurance in years. saved thousands of dollars.

i get an annual physical and i do my own bloodwork analysis

pay about $150 per year for those services

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I wasted $4260 last year by having Insurance.

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sucker

naa, that sucks dude.