Natter 42, the Universe, and Everything
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, flaming otters, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
That sounds insane, tommyrot. Maybe it gets the company a tax break or something? But you'd think providing health insurance for your employees would be something the feds would want to reward.
In a fit of "I hate child care centers and will quit my job to take care of my little darling" yesterday I checked what it would cost to put me and Casper on mr. flea's student health insurance, for which he now pays $600 or so a year. To add us would be $4000. Um, not doable. (My current copays for her and me are $1440).
student health insurance, for which he now pays $600 or so a year.
t cries
My insurance is an insano $275 a month. Feh. And no dental, which has become a problem recently. There were some advantages to Big Corporate World.
That sounds complicated, tommy.
Yeah, I hope the fact that I'm single with no dependants makes it simpler.
I also suppose it's not in my best interest to be surly with him.
I have really switched over the national health insurance idea, I used to be skeptical, but now I'm of the opinion that while it would suck in some areas, that overall it would be less of a PITA that what we (the U.S. we at least) have now.
I think it's partially subsidized by his department, but yeah. No dental, though.
Of course, when he was working for a small corporation, the whole family got excellent health care and dental without paying anything.
That sounds insane, tommyrot. Maybe it gets the company a tax break or something?
There's only three of us. One of my bosses has a shitload of medical expenses because he's diabetic, which makes our group coverage expensive.
Somehow, it's cheaper for us to have separate policies.
t clings tightly to job with 100% health insurance coverage
My insurance is just about twice what Brenda pays. On the other hand, they've paid out $100,000+ on me in the last few years.
Hi, Nilly! I'm doing fine, except that I had to have five visits from the plumbers before they stopped the leaks under my kitchen sink. The last visit seems to have done the trick, but I'm still reluctant to put everything back.
Oh, Nilly, I'm hanging in there. Writing and looking for social justice, mostly. And they are both going well enough, but I wish they could both be perfect.