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Bush's ins plan at our house--ouch!
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<blockquote data-quote="TerryJ2" data-source="post: 40233" data-attributes="member: 3419"><p>Oops, it didn't occur to me this could become a political debate. I was just giving it a label--a quick way to recognize the type of ins plan it was with-o a lengthy explanation. :eek:</p><p>Sorry!</p><p></p><p>husband's ofc mgr explained it to me today. You're supposed to get a credit card and deposit $ into the acct (about half of the ded.), which is supposed to cushion the blow. husband (or any employer) is supposed to put up the $ and arrange with-a bank to create this whole thing, and if you never meet your ded. (for eg, if you're single and very healthy) you can keep the $ and add to it the next yr. Eventually you can roll it over into a mutual fund or whatever qualifies.</p><p>Whew. I feel better now. :crazy:</p><p>Except I have to really, really keep track of ALL receipts, PLUS file my own scrip ins. </p><p></p><p>The really bad part is that in a sense, the whole thing is my fault because I got cancer last summer and BC/BS raised our rates through the roof. :mad:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryJ2, post: 40233, member: 3419"] Oops, it didn't occur to me this could become a political debate. I was just giving it a label--a quick way to recognize the type of ins plan it was with-o a lengthy explanation. [img]:eek:[/img] Sorry! husband's ofc mgr explained it to me today. You're supposed to get a credit card and deposit $ into the acct (about half of the ded.), which is supposed to cushion the blow. husband (or any employer) is supposed to put up the $ and arrange with-a bank to create this whole thing, and if you never meet your ded. (for eg, if you're single and very healthy) you can keep the $ and add to it the next yr. Eventually you can roll it over into a mutual fund or whatever qualifies. Whew. I feel better now. [img]:crazy:[/img] Except I have to really, really keep track of ALL receipts, PLUS file my own scrip ins. The really bad part is that in a sense, the whole thing is my fault because I got cancer last summer and BC/BS raised our rates through the roof. [img]:mad:[/img] [/QUOTE]
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