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if one spouse/partner is taking care of the kids and house(i.e. not working), it's hard to get a plan for single. some company does provide medical insurance f
by synergy20 5y ago
if one spouse/partner is taking care of the kids and house(i.e. not working), it's hard to get a plan for single.
some company does provide medical insurance for "partners", but most probably don't, and that's a big headache.
- dragonwriter 5y agoA lot that cover partners cover only registered domestic partnership, which was created as a lesser option to avoid providing same sex marriage, but has generally been retained because it's been adapted to other uses. But it's still a state-defined legal relationship, so if you are against that with marriage...
- novok 5y agoAlso has a tax consequence, unlike 'married' health insurance.