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Auggie

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7. It wouldn't lower those premiums but would offer another option

Reply to ColinC (Reply #5)

Fri Jan 7, 2022, 04:49 AM

Jan 2022

Those premiums are killer. I think our old PPO plan for two now costs over $1900 a month -- about the same as our mortgage, home insurance, and property taxes combined.

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Please!!!!!!! onecaliberal Jan 2022 #1

150,000 dollars in California is big time working class. jimfields33 Jan 2022 #2

Yeah. Most Californians with a mortgage or apartment lease couldn't afford that. Auggie Jan 2022 #6

Unless they pass it, it's not helpful to fail again in states like California, Vermont, etc. Hoyt Jan 2022 #3

I'd be thrilled if they would pay me my 2 stimulus checks BigmanPigman Jan 2022 #4

Would it do anything about these insane premiums that my private insurance is killing me with? ColinC Jan 2022 #5

It wouldn't lower those premiums but would offer another option Auggie Jan 2022 #7