[ SECRET POST #3259 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3259 ⌋

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Re: Health Care PLAN!

[(Anonymous)]

I suggest also considering things like the deductible, out-of-pocket maximum, drug prices, and how disciplined you'd be about saving the money you save on premiums toward medical costs not covered by the bronze plan. Also, do you have a handle on how much a typical doctor's visit costs you? Can you find out the cost of those two trips to the gynecologist cost before insurance? Figure out how much you'd spend in a year on insurance and healthcare under both typical use and "disaster" under both plans, compare, and figure out what risk you're willing to take. I don't know what "discounts" they mean and whether they would be useful to you. If I were 26 again, I'd probably go with the cheaper plan and force myself to open a new savings account and put the extra ~$60 a month in there.