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Premiums are part of the cost of insurance not the entire cost. Sometimes there are co-pays that can be large. I know that the ACA comes in bronze/silver/gold
by hackeraccount 5y ago
Premiums are part of the cost of insurance not the entire cost. Sometimes there are co-pays that can be large. I know that the ACA comes in bronze/silver/gold varieties and I seem to remember reading somewhere that the premiums were the same and what was covered was the same among all the "metal" categories but the deductable/co-pay amounts were different. If you had bronze you had a bigger deductable or co-pay then silver or gold.
- SanFranManDan 5y agoFrom personal experience I had the same carrier (blue cross) with the same deductible and same copay (the “gold” level PPO) but I currently pay $800 to buy it independently for my wife and I while at my old job the premiums were $1200 a month.