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... On Sat, 10 Apr 2010 17:48:42 -0400, wrote: A $2000 a year deductible health insurance policy will cost you at least a $1000 less than a $200 deductible. Pay for probably one office visit a month for the savings. That's all really fine, except when you can't pay the doctor for the treatment. As to the rest, I agree that higher deductibles lower your rates a bit, which is fine, if you can afford the $2000 a year or whatever. Lots of people can't. Feel free to blame the poor if that's where you're going. -- If you can't afford an office visit how will you ever afford a $1000 a month premium? ?? Where are you getting these numbers? No, don't tell me. -- Nom=de=Plume |
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