Best health insurance for anyone whos single and over 40?
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In the US Medicare and Medicaid combined is the best insurance you can possibly have. Costs you absolutely $0 for anything.Recently turned 40 when 3 years without going to the dentist had to pay out of pocket for cleaning now I have some form of insurance wanted to know what you have?
Only issue is you have to be poor to qualify.
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Most insurance from jobs suck relatively speaking. Has become more and more expensive, deductibles and out of pocket maxes continue to climb and what you get for your money has continued to decrease.Yeah the insurance from an actual job in a company with benefits. Are you employed?
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But they aren't better than Medicare and Medicaid combined. Best insurance you can have and 2nd place isn't really even close. You just have to be broke to get it and be of Medicare age or qualify under other circumstances which are somewhat common.I agree, but they're way better than the online ones, unless the person is poor. Thank Obama for that
Big ifIn the US Medicare and Medicaid combined is the best insurance you can possibly have. Costs you absolutely $0 for anything.
Only issue is you have to be poor to qualify.
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WasYeah the insurance from an actual job in a company with benefits. Are you employed?
Whats the differenceIn the US Medicare and Medicaid combined is the best insurance you can possibly have. Costs you absolutely $0 for anything.
Only issue is you have to be poor to qualify.
NopeYeah the insurance from an actual job in a company with benefits. Are you employed?
I recommend reading first about Medicaid. This article explains the income limits and eligibility for Medicaid. If you're eligible, you can then choose a wide range of health insurance on that site.
Finding the best health insurance is all about understanding your needs. Each insurance carrier offers different plans and rates, so it's about matching those to your specific situation, like how often you visit the doctor, any chronic issues, etc. So they'll help you in choosing the right one for you.
Finding the best health insurance is all about understanding your needs. Each insurance carrier offers different plans and rates, so it's about matching those to your specific situation, like how often you visit the doctor, any chronic issues, etc. So they'll help you in choosing the right one for you.