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To: Amy J who wrote (24520)	10/15/2004 12:31:22 AM
From: GraceZ	Read Replies (2) of 306849

My insurance bills are horrible - about 16k per year. That's not including health care insur Yikes! Is that normal for out there? My yearly insurance costs for home owners (primary residence not the rentals), disability (just one), life (for both of us), car (three cars-one late model two older), umbrella policy (1 million), and health insurance (husband and wife 500/deductible) is $9866/yr and I'm about to shop the life around for a better deal. I'm also considering switching out the health insurance for a major medical/medical savings plan. The health insurance is the biggest chunk and they put the screws to me the day I turned 50 (it went from $1100/qtr to $1410/qtr although it is 100% deductible now).

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