(11-13-2024, 11:56 PM)Jag149 Wrote:

(11-13-2024, 11:30 PM)TDOSS Wrote: [*]


Scrambling before the election, you say? Are we having a do-over election?

Btw, my premium went from $7.50 to $12.00. Relatively steep increase, but five bucks a month won't kill me. On the other hand, my prescriptions went from $50 to $14. Whatever they did, it works for me.

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Yea, worked for me too my Healthcare stocks went up big due to this. Problem at a cost of 7 billion a year they only delayed it a couple years. Then it reverts. A short term solution that bypassed congress instead of coming clean on the failure of the Inflation Reduction Act to the public. Cooking the books for the election.

You missed the part where they are capping the out of pocket to $2,000. That is why the premiums went up and co-pays/costs will probably go up for most people. So after $2,000 a year, your meds are free. That will help people who take a lot of meds but it will increase the costs for everyone else.

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