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Under Obamacare, your annual out-of-pocket maximum would be $6,350. You still have to pay the Obamacare premium on top of that. But the end result is that you
by tanzam75 12y ago
Under Obamacare, your annual out-of-pocket maximum would be $6,350. You still have to pay the Obamacare premium on top of that. But the end result is that you would only have to pay about 10% of the $92,000 annual list price of Gleevec.
Note that grandfathered plans are not subject to the out-of-pocket maximum until 2015.
P.S. Remember to vote in the 2014 and 2016 general elections if you live in a swing state.
- venomsnake 12y ago> if you live in a swing state This is toxic to democracy. People should vote no matter the state where they live otherwise it is only a tiny sliver of the swings that decided who rules the country and this allows for the money influx because you only have to buy/brainwash that sliver. If a modern democracy manages to have 80% voter turnout you will be surprise how many safe seats will be not so safe. So just vote - no matter where you live. It is your civil duty.
- chrismonsanto 12y ago> If a modern democracy manages to have 80% voter turnout you will be surprise how many safe seats will be not so safe. Are you suggesting that "people who decide to vote" is not a representative sample of the whole population? I am not sure of that, and a quick Google search shows mixed results. > So just vote - no matter where you live. It is your civil duty. I feel no loyalty to my country. I don't give a crap about civil duty. Most people I interact with feel the same way.
- jordan0day 12y ago> If a modern democracy manages to have 80% voter turnout you will be surprise how many safe seats will be not so safe. I really want to believe that's true, but I'm skeptical. Do you have any sort of research backing that up?