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And that COBRA is not as free as people make it sound. In fact it's more expensive. I pay $3.00/month for the group policy at work, but when I get fired I will
by jschwartzi 9y ago
And that COBRA is not as free as people make it sound. In fact it's more expensive.
I pay $3.00/month for the group policy at work, but when I get fired I will also lose the company's payments to the plan on my behalf. So my expenses actually go up as a result of trying to take advantage of COBRA. Whereas if I were paying for my own policy, I would be aware of what it costs and would be paying the same price for insurance regardless of my employment status.
- Spivak 9y agoYou can also just ask your employer what their portion of the benefits is while you're employed. They'll be more than happy to tell you.