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This is good advice IF you have something lined up and you don't have a chronic/preexisting condition. Otherwise you'd want to continue your coverage.
by s_y_n_t_a_x 7y ago
This is good advice IF you have something lined up and you don't have a chronic/preexisting condition. Otherwise you'd want to continue your coverage.
- ken 7y agoThis thread began with the statement that insurance is "to protect you when something unlikely nonetheless occurs", like getting ill. Obviously, if a person already has some condition, then they're buying health insurance for a very different purpose, and none of this applies to them.