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Your math is bad, and you're using a nonstandard set of numbers. Generally in CA, and most of the US, you would receive health insurance through your employer,
by gamblor956 6y ago
Your math is bad, and you're using a nonstandard set of numbers.
Generally in CA, and most of the US, you would receive health insurance through your employer, and the bulk of your medical insurance premiums are non-taxable subsidies by the employer.
- jandrese 6y agoThe insurance figure came from https://blueshieldcaplans.com/?marketcode=15WS10900 https://blueshieldcaplans.com/?marketcode=15WS10900
- gamblor956 6y agoLike I said, your math is bad. You're using numbers from individual plans, not employer-sponsored plans. As individual plans are entirely separate pools from the employer-sponsored plan pools, the numbers aren't even remotely similar.
- jandrese 6y agoIn all other first world countries it doesn't matter if you are self employed or work for a big company. Your healthcare is the same.