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No, It's $500 + $6,450 so $580 a month plus an unspecified employer contribution. Because it is a HDHP with an HSA though they are incentivized to keep their c

No, It's $500 + $6,450 so $580 a month plus an unspecified employer contribution. Because it is a HDHP with an HSA though they are incentivized to keep their costs in check and anything they don't spend of the $6k gets rolled over to the next year and once you hit retirement if you have a surplus at retirement age you can use the money like an IRA.

bingidingi 5y ago
Wow... maybe I should find a different job with better insurance. I pay ~$12,000 a year for premiums, have an $8k deductible, and don't get an HSA.
- stu2b50 5y ago
  If that's a PPO, yeah that's kinda atrocious.
- thrill 5y ago
  As long as Congress, in its great wisdom, makes health benefits correlated to employment, then yes, job shopping for better health plans is a thing.