Question 3

[Imogene]

In addition to employer-based coverage, would you like the option to purchase a private plan through an insurance-exchange or a public plan like Medicare?

 

[Imogene]

In addition to employer-based coverage, would you like the option to purchase a private plan through an insurance-exchange or a public plan like Medicare?

 

[Imogene]

In addition to employer-based coverage, would you like the option to purchase a private plan through an insurance-exchange or a public plan like Medicare?

 

[Imogene]

In addition to employer-based coverage, would you like the option to purchase a private plan through an insurance-exchange or a public plan like Medicare?

 

[Imogene]

In addition to employer-based coverage, would you like the option to purchase a private plan through an insurance-exchange or a public plan like Medicare?

 

[serendipity730]

While it may be useful to have secondary coverage, the cost for the secondary coverage would have to negligable, as my husband and I already pay in excess of $300 a month for employer based coverage.

 

[serendipity730]

While it may be useful to have secondary coverage, the cost for the secondary coverage would have to negligable, as my husband and I already pay in excess of $300 a month for employer based coverage.

 

[serendipity730]

While it may be useful to have secondary coverage, the cost for the secondary coverage would have to negligable, as my husband and I already pay in excess of $300 a month for employer based coverage.

 

[serendipity730]

While it may be useful to have secondary coverage, the cost for the secondary coverage would have to negligable, as my husband and I already pay in excess of $300 a month for employer based coverage.

 

[serendipity730]

While it may be useful to have secondary coverage, the cost for the secondary coverage would have to negligable, as my husband and I already pay in excess of $300 a month for employer based coverage.

 

[chrissyd]

It all comes down to money. I'd like the option, but with cost I can not afford it.


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[chrissyd]

It all comes down to money. I'd like the option, but with cost I can not afford it.


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[chrissyd]

It all comes down to money. I'd like the option, but with cost I can not afford it.


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[chrissyd]

It all comes down to money. I'd like the option, but with cost I can not afford it.


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[chrissyd]

It all comes down to money. I'd like the option, but with cost I can not afford it.
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[fourkidsmom]

Yes, it all comes down to money. My husbands previous job we paid over $10,000 a year out of OUR pockets for health insurance. His newest job that he has been at for 3 yrs we now pay $2,000 a year, so that makes a BIG difference!

 

[fourkidsmom]

Yes, it all comes down to money. My husbands previous job we paid over $10,000 a year out of OUR pockets for health insurance. His newest job that he has been at for 3 yrs we now pay $2,000 a year, so that makes a BIG difference!

 

[fourkidsmom]

Yes, it all comes down to money. My husbands previous job we paid over $10,000 a year out of OUR pockets for health insurance. His newest job that he has been at for 3 yrs we now pay $2,000 a year, so that makes a BIG difference!

 

[fourkidsmom]

Yes, it all comes down to money. My husbands previous job we paid over $10,000 a year out of OUR pockets for health insurance. His newest job that he has been at for 3 yrs we now pay $2,000 a year, so that makes a BIG difference!

 

[fourkidsmom]

Yes, it all comes down to money. My husbands previous job we paid over $10,000 a year out of OUR pockets for health insurance. His newest job that he has been at for 3 yrs we now pay $2,000 a year, so that makes a BIG difference!