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Classic turtle bro. Ice burn!
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I've still got it!
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There was a slight delay, as a few months ago my agent/editor welcomed his firstborn. He's based in London, so those socialist weirdos forced him to take a couple weeks of paid paternity leave. Hey! That's kinda on-topic! | ||||
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I didn't read any of this obviously troll bait thread but to answer the thread question...
Loving it! I actually got through the stupid website, which was a horrible experience for the most part but holy damn was it worth it. I'm literally paying a fifth of what I was paying for insurance previously and it ACTUALLY COVERS WHAT I NEED IT TO COVER. It's a fucking Christmas day miracle in my household.
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From the point of view from a middle class family man: my employer (largest company in our industry) couldn't (refused to) afford the taxes on the plan they offered us starting in 2014. They are phasing out our PPO plan and offering a lower premium HMO plan with a 6x sized deductible. I'm going from the mentality of, "Hey, if shit happens my family is covered." to "Hope we don't get sick this year." | |||
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I work for a rather large ERP and retail software company and the ACA costs were described as such a small contributor to the total increase that it was really barely worth mentioning. From the presentation: -Aging population and increased average lifespan -Technology improvements and the cost associated with treating complex conditions -Rise of complex biologic medications pushing Rx spend upward -Health industry consolidation increased 50% in past few years (e.g. hospital mergers) as fewer markets compete for patients -Health Care Reform – additional coverage requirements; Patient Centered Outcomes Research fees (2013 & 2014) and Transition Reinsurance fees (2014-2016) paid by Epicor. Now, what many companies are doing is using this as an opportunity to push you off onto the exchanges, since the cost savings to the company would be immense. Companies may publicly say they hate the ACA, but behind closed doors, they love it.
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Mokli - Druid of Karana
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Also, a quote from a successful money manager:
"Money goes to where it is treated the best." If you treat the rich/middle class poorly they will leave and find places that treat them better. Look what happened to Detroit since the 70's. Taxes went up, revenues went down (because the rich and middle class left). They left to cities/states that offered them better deals. That's capitalism. One last thought before bedtime, what has the government put their hands in (other than national security) that didn't turn into a mismanaged disaster? Provide examples with any dissenting opinions please. | ||
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