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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Apperently professional gambling does not fly well as a healthy lifestyle. [/ QUOTE ] it's not like he part-times as a rodeo clown. [/ QUOTE ] You do realize it was me responding to my own post...and you have no idea if I part time as a rodeo clown [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] lol, didn't realize that. if you do indeed part-time as a rodeo clown, then you should get any insurance asap (any at all), and lasik is probably not a bad idea either. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] |
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So, is 415 too much? What is reasonable? [/ QUOTE ] For my employeer, it would cost around $160 a month to add someone to my insurance. Keep in mind that this was last years rate and my employer gets a hefty group discount. And my employeer probably pays a portion of the additional expense. I'm not surprised that it runs $415 a month for an individual. You guys (pros/semipros) should unionize and get group insurance rates. Anything cheaper is probably a rip off. When I was in college you had to pay 1k a year for insurance (if you weren't covered on your parents insurance.) It was pretty useless, you couldn't see a regular doctor and it only covered hospital stays. (Like if you got hit by a bus or something.) |
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