Post by Maxf1ex on Oct 4, 2009 9:24:57 GMT -8
What is real Money? In reading the local news I came across this story.
www.wral.com/news/political/story/6134549/ The family would get a tax credit of $3,970 to help pay for a policy worth $11,080. But the balance due – $7,110 – is real money.
From what I understand under the current health insurance plan, a family would have to spend "real Money" in the amount of $7,110. The calculator doesn't take into account co-payments and deductibles.
To me the current system seems better. No fines if you decide not to have insurance. No government agency taking tax dollars and just giving it away, causing at some point in time higher taxes for all.
www.wral.com/news/political/story/6134549/ The family would get a tax credit of $3,970 to help pay for a policy worth $11,080. But the balance due – $7,110 – is real money.
From what I understand under the current health insurance plan, a family would have to spend "real Money" in the amount of $7,110. The calculator doesn't take into account co-payments and deductibles.
To me the current system seems better. No fines if you decide not to have insurance. No government agency taking tax dollars and just giving it away, causing at some point in time higher taxes for all.
