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Are you living in the U.S? If so, what about health insurance and other benefits you had to provide for yourself? I'd really like to see how it compares to yo
by narrator 13y ago
Are you living in the U.S? If so, what about health insurance and other benefits you had to provide for yourself? I'd really like to see how it compares to your old job after everything.
- nathanbarry 13y agoI have a $280/month plan that has a $5,000 deductible. Most doctors visits are covered entirely, and a few have a $35 co-pay. That plan includes myself, my wife, and our 2 year old son. We are all quite healthy, so the plan is pretty cheap. Unfortunately it is going up to about $375/month with a slightly higher deductible starting next year. With my previous job they paid for a plan that was about $700/month and had a $1,500/year deductible. Though that was more expensive since I was on a group plan (and I'm cheap to insure).