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>the premiums would go up because it's no longer a group policy, and I would have to pay for it with post-tax income. But there would be no premiums.
by bsanr2 6y ago
>the premiums would go up because it's no longer a group policy, and I would have to pay for it with post-tax income.
But there would be no premiums.
- leetcrew 6y agomaybe I'm arguing against a strawman, but the first paragraph is addressing the situation where insurance is decoupled from my employer, but nothing else changes (ie, I select and pay for a private insurance policy). all this does is delete a tax exemption and group bargaining leverage. maybe I was supposed to understand from context that this isn't what "decoupling" means?
- vondur 6y agoSomeone has to pay for it.