Jerry Bell :verified_paw: :donor: on Nostr: One of the amazing parts of being unemployed in the US is thinking about health ...
One of the amazing parts of being unemployed in the US is thinking about health insurance. Now, I’m ok for a while because of COBRA, but I took a look at the healthcare.gov offerings and… wow. It would be close to $4000/month to cover just my wife and I with something similar to what we have now. There are much cheaper plans - in the $1500/month range that, as far as I can tell, are strictly for catastrophic issues, and otherwise don’t really cover anything substantive. Hopefully there are other options when I get to that point.
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