The books are out,and the lawyers will be advertising soon. It seems that we always need protection against our government and must pay for help?
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Are You Prepared to Survive ObamaCare?
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Why insurance premiums are already skyrocketing and will continue to do so
The real reason your benefits will shrink if you are on Medicare . . . and the so-called "Medicaid parity" rule that will affect everyone on Medicare
Your 2013 income tax: new threshold for health deductions
Uncle Sam decides the "essential benefits" of every insurance policy
New health insurance exchanges and what every individual and business must know
New ObamaCare capital gains tax which begins in 2013 and adds a 3.8% surcharge on certain income groups
New excise tax on "Cadillac" health plans ? hitting employers with a 40 percent penalty over a certain threshold
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Long-term care for the sick won't be covered ? steps to take to protect yourself from the coming nursing home explosion
Non-compliance waivers: if you run a business that can't afford the new mandate, you may be eligible
Health Savings Account changes ? including a 20 percent penalty on some health related purchases
The powerful tax credit program for some small businesses
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you just eat this stuff up don't you, and those people selling that book are just laughing at people like you as they watch their bank account grow from this false hysteria from fox news
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) covers more people, and that?s a good goal. But it comes at a cost. With eight new taxes and fees, requirements for all policies to cover more services such as maternity coverage, and more sick people in the insurance pool, premiums for many consumers will rise. But the changes will affect people in different ways, with subsidies offsetting the costs for some. To learn more about health reform, visit NCHealthReform.com.
BCBS advises that insurance premiums will rise and with subsidies offsetting costs for some guess who will pick up that tab, the 50% that pay taxes!
This might be worth a peek seems that two-thirds of uninsured adults ? the very people the law sets out to help ? say they still don?t know what it means for them. two-thirds of uninsured adults ? the very people the law sets out to help ? say they still don?t know what it means for them. So, how do they find out, hire a lawyer, buy a book, or maybe just call RJ for assistance? http://capsules.kaiserhealthnews.org...nd-health-law/
and more sick people in the insurance pool, premiums for many consumers will rise.
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This is the stupidest thing I've read all day.
If all other factors remain the same, why would that be a stupid statement? More money has to come from somewhere (there IS going to be more cost). It's either going to be subsidies or premiums, right? Even if somehow the statement is incorrect, I do see where one would think premiums would go up.
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If all other factors remain the same, why would that be a stupid statement? More money has to come from somewhere (there IS going to be more cost). It's either going to be subsidies or premiums, right? Even if somehow the statement is incorrect, I do see where one would think premiums would go up.
Start with a pool of 10 people. 9 are well, 1 is sick. 10% are sick, but the pool is working.
Add 9 sick people. We've increased the number of sick people by 1000%, so you'd suggest that everyone's premiums are going to skyrocket. Except that we've added not just those 9 sick people, but also 81 healthy people. We now have 100 people total, but we still have just 10% who are sick.
(Incidentally, this second pool benefits from economy of scale, so it's actually better off than the first pool, even though the ratios of healthy to sick are the same)
The fact is that the main reason people don't buy health insurance is that they are generally healthy and don't receive enough of a benefit from it to justify paying for it. That's simple market economics: you only buy a product if you would benefit more from the product than you would benefit from the money you pay for the product. Otherwise, you keep your money.
Obamacare forces these generally healthy people into the pool. They will tend to lower everyone else's premiums, not raise them. So, what we will actually get isn't going to be 9 sick and 81 healthy, but more like 3 sick and 87 healthy.
All that adds up to a contrary claim being the stupidest thing I read yesterday.
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Start with a pool of 10 people. 9 are well, 1 is sick. 10% are sick, but the pool is working.
Add 9 sick people. We've increased the number of sick people by 1000%, so you'd suggest that everyone's premiums are going to skyrocket. Except that we've added not just those 9 sick people, but also 81 healthy people. We now have 100 people total, but we still have just 10% who are sick.
(Incidentally, this second pool benefits from economy of scale, so it's actually better off than the first pool, even though the ratios of healthy to sick are the same)
The fact is that the main reason people don't buy health insurance is that they are generally healthy and don't receive enough of a benefit from it to justify paying for it. That's simple market economics: you only buy a product if you would benefit more from the product than you would benefit from the money you pay for the product. Otherwise, you keep your money.
Obamacare forces these generally healthy people into the pool. They will tend to lower everyone else's premiums, not raise them. So, what we will actually get isn't going to be 9 sick and 81 healthy, but more like 3 sick and 87 healthy.
All that adds up to a contrary claim being the stupidest thing I read yesterday.
I see, you are going under the assumption that more "healthy" payers are being added than "non-healthy" non-payers...... Hmm... I sure hope you are right!
One thing that may or may not effect it is that I'm willing to bet that of one payer and one non-payer being of the same health the non-payer will incurr a larger portion of the overall expenses...
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I see, you are going under the assumption that more "healthy" payers are being added than "non-healthy" non-payers...... Hmm... I sure hope you are right!
That was the whole point of the individual mandate when it was proposed by a conservative think tank in the 1980's to stave off single payer.
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One thing that may or may not effect it is that I'm willing to bet that of one payer and one non-payer being of the same health the non-payer will incurr a larger portion of the overall expenses...
Not "will incur" - they are already incurring those expenses. They're going to the ER, being treated, being charged, the hospitals are writing off those charges as losses and sending the bills to paying customers. We're already paying for those people, and we're currently letting them off the hook. The individual mandate is designed to body slam these irresponsible bastards.
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Wasn't SS that sort of plan, and we see how it came out? Also, medicare!
what an efficient even if complex program that is similar to what every other developed country has that keeps millions of americans from going bankrupt in old age and allows them to get medical treatment that the "free market" would not provide, especially at a price most americans will have set aside at that age?
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