#Deductible

Matt

tiredgenerally

The premiums under Biden’s plan are capped at 8.5% of income and the deductible average should be around ~$1500. Most Americans will see their healthcare costs drop dramatically. After maxing

Brendan Blaber (Vote Biden/Harris 2020)

BrendanBlaber

BODY: Your kidneys are melting and you have no bonesME: Ok I will got to a doctorDOCTOR: Thank you for waiting 3 hours. I have no idea what is wrong.

Space Witches, Esq.

popelizbet

I just donated to forgive rural medical debt for some of the poorest Americans. Your tax deductible donation forgives $100 in debt for every dollar you contribute. $30 to $630,000

➰Marie

Maries203

My cousin and fam live in Michigan.You can no longer:buy vegetable garden seedsGo to your second home if you have oneBuy live plantsNeighbors are turning each other in for walking

Tarryn Valle

FunctionalFL

*** DEBT IN A BUSINESS ***Personal debt, particularly expensive unsecured debt (credit cards rather than a mortgage) is never a good thing.There are a host of fantastic accounts that give

Barry Dorrans

blowdart

Wife's medication has finally got a generic version. So instead of costing $9,500 it's … $7,600 per month. Ok for my European followers no I don’t pay this. Let’s explain

ᴮᴱOdette Roulette⁷ 💗💛💙 🐳 (on a partial hiatus)

odetteroulette

I just want to say ... I'm considering finding a job in another country. I can't do this anymore. Republicans suck. I mean, they are stupid fucking idiots and are

John Irvine

scripthacker_

Great post by Jeff Goldsmith in the Deductible this weekTwo questions, related:1. After #COVID19, what do hospitals need to do to improve relations with frontline docs and nurses? 2. How

PoliMath

politicalmath

That's another crazy thing about this crisis. I do not default to "big if true" about *any* news story anymore.Not even from big reputable papers, not even for hard news.I

peek

PK_PDX

extremely grim and also darkly funny to see all the british people sharing anecdotes about US healthcare as the horror stories for if the NHS gets privatized (to be clear,

Chris Vanderveen

chrisvanderveen

THREADAn earlier post from someone I follow got me thinking about the problems with the US HEALTH CARE BILLING SYSTEM. With apologies to @AnnaHewson1 who has heard this analogy way

Wendell Potter

wendellpotter

Lately I’ve noticed some Democratic politicians defending the current healthcare system by saying it preserves “choice” for Americans. As a former health insurance exec who helped draft this talking point,

The Tax Platform

thetaxplatform

SUSPECTED FOOT AND MOUTH – TAX CONSIDERATIONSA thread http://thetaxplatform.tax/2020/10/14/suspected-foot-and-mouth-tax-considerations/ In the past 2 weeks there has been reports that there is suspected foot and mouth outbreak in the Nga

David Baskin

DavidBaskinBWM

Interest rates of 2% on $1 million = $20k/year. It is not very hard to imagine mortgage rates of 4% with the five year re-set on the typical CDN fixed

Mental Health is Wealth

LeRemedyy

I don’t accept insurance at my Mental Health Practice for my benefit and yours. Here is a thread listing 9 reasons to choose a self-pay therapist 1. You have a

rivatez

rivatez

the whole area of senior care needs to be disrupted. this is a request for a gazillion products. i spend ~50% of my monthly income caring for my parents, and