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Strategies & Market Trends : Young and Older Folk Portfolio
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To: mykesc2020 who wrote (21833)11/2/2025 6:59:18 PM
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I wish it was $272/mo. We were paying $1747/mo in 2025. We have been paying very high premiums for at least 3 years now, since she retired. Now, it went up by another $144/mo. My wife is 5 years away from medicare, I'm much younger :( At the time she retired, our premiums were about $1300/mo, didn't think it will go up this fast.

PS: We don't qualify for ACA subsidies, besides her employer's plan is much better. So we have stuck with it. I always tell myself, it could have been worse.
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