Open enrollment increases for 2026

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McDad said:
You still need attention?
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No need to get testy now 'non-partisan '.

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Burhead said:
Only if I enroll in one of the high deductible plans. They had been offering company match but for 2026 they are stopping that.
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For whatever it's worth Google ai says:

Yes, you can get an HSA if your employer doesn't offer one, as long as you are enrolled in a qualifying High-Deductible Health Plan (HDHP). You can open an independent HSA through a bank or financial institution and manage your contributions yourself.
 
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McDad said:
And what? To me 37T in debt is self explanatory.
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What does that have to do with healthcare? You saying we can't afford universal healthcare? When this thread was created by a poster that represents a large portion of Americans that are wondering if health insurance is even worth the cost as 30-40 something year old. You're fine paying insurance companies 800 a month for familly coverage but draw the line if it's less than half the amount to the government.
 
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K-town Vol Fan said:
What does that have to do with healthcare? You saying we can't afford universal healthcare?
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Yes.
K-town Vol Fan said:
When this thread was created by a poster that represents a large portion of Americans that are wondering if health insurance is even worth the cost as 30-40 something year old. You're fine paying insurance
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never said that. It isn't a binary choice.
K-town Vol Fan said:
companies 800 a month for familly coverage but draw the line if it's less than half the amount to the government.
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I don't know any service the government subsidizes where costs go down. In fact, the costs outpaced inflation by a wide margin.
 
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K-town Vol Fan said:
800 a month for familly coverage but draw the line if it's less than half the amount to the government.
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Math:
360M Americans
3.15 Ave American family size.
360M ÷ 3.15 = ~ 114M plans

114M plans x 400 = 46B

That doesn't include the payments to providers for services.
 
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K-town Vol Fan said:
What does that have to do with healthcare? You saying we can't afford universal healthcare? When this thread was created by a poster that represents a large portion of Americans that are wondering if health insurance is even worth the cost as 30-40 something year old. You're fine paying insurance companies 800 a month for familly coverage but draw the line if it's less than half the amount to the government.
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How can you be sure he would be paying 1/2 that to the government?
 
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K-town Vol Fan said:
What sucks even more is even after paying all these insane premiums if something does happen and you end up needing surgery or a few nights stay in the hospital you are going to owe thousands upon thousands of dollars. It's totally a scam. Idk why Americans just go along with this system and scoff at universal.
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Because when we are sick or injured, we want service…..then not in months
 
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