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To: chowder who wrote (15009)	3/28/2013 4:29:54 PM
From: sm1th	Respond to of 34328

Age defines cost unless something has changed since Obamacare Obamacare limits the age differential, I think the limit is 3:1, beginning 2014. The kids will be subsidizing us geezers in yet another way.

To: chowder who wrote (15009)	3/28/2013 5:28:33 PM
From: Steve Felix	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34328

So what do you think the chances are of the guy with $180,000? I'm guessing about the same as me winning the Powerball. As far as health insurance: "Fieber says there are many high-deductible plans available that are cost effective, although he currently doesn't have life insurance. Meninga says he's easily found high-deductible health insurance policies that fit his budget." I'm sure I am too conservative. Most people who plan have a backup plan. I like to have two. I have no qualms that it costs me re: income. To me, most of these people seem one healthcare setback from wishing they could go back to work. The high deductible is going to eat a big piece of an annual budget of $12,000 if it happens.