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You're still assuming a big company. Imagine you work for a startup and have to purchase insurance on an exchange.
by mwpmaybe 10y ago
You're still assuming a big company. Imagine you work for a startup and have to purchase insurance on an exchange.
- friedman23 10y agoI'm really not assuming big company, I'm assuming teacher.
- mwpmaybe 10y agoYou've been saying company, and the GP set the context of company, but okay, fine. Big organization: company, not-for-profit, union, government, etc.
- friedman23 10y agoAre you really going to nitpick my words? I'm sorry that me saying 'depending on your company and plan' didn't include every possible profession in the US. Your argument is still shit and untrue. If healthcare cost more than a few hundred dollars to thousands 90% of americans wouldn't be able to afford it, which last time I checked wasn't the case.
- mwpmaybe 10y agoIt's made affordable for most people because it's heavily subsidized by the primary's employer or the government. Without a subsidy it can cost anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand per month.
- sverige 10y ago>> If healthcare cost more than a few hundred dollars to thousands 90% of americans wouldn't be able to afford it, which last time I checked wasn't the case. A lot of Americans can't afford insurance, which is why many choose to pay the tax penalty and go without insurance. Edit: removed snarky comment. In a bad mood today, have to stop posting.
- mathgeek 10y agoTeachers tend to work for rather large companies. We just call them public schools.