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Post by AztecWilliam on Dec 2, 2012 10:47:16 GMT -8
Anthem Blue. Last year I paid $0 per month. This year $70.00 per month, and the coverage is slightly worse than before. Thanks, Barry.  AzWm |
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Post by aztec70 on Dec 2, 2012 18:16:53 GMT -8
Got more details?
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Post by AlwaysAnAztec on Dec 5, 2012 10:19:01 GMT -8
Anthem Blue. Last year I paid $0 per month. This year $70.00 per month, and the coverage is slightly worse than before. Thanks, Barry. AzWm ObamaCare had nothing to do with it. Greed by the insurance companies does. The problem is that the California Department of Insurance cannot regulate health insurance rates like they do with auto insurance. Auto insurance companies MUST justify their rate increases. Health insurers don't and can do whatever they want. |
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Post by azson on Dec 5, 2012 10:42:07 GMT -8
Anthem Blue. Last year I paid $0 per month. This year $70.00 per month, and the coverage is slightly worse than before. Thanks, Barry. AzWm ObamaCare had nothing to do with it. Greed by the insurance companies does. The problem is that the California Department of Insurance cannot regulate health insurance rates like they do with auto insurance. Auto insurance companies MUST justify their rate increases. Health insurers don't and can do whatever they want. Takes less thought to blame BHO, though. |
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Post by aztecwin on Dec 5, 2012 13:29:00 GMT -8
Do you mean that all of the new requirements resulting from ObamaKare have no cost attached? Did you just fall off the turnip truck? Obama should thank people like you who have no thought process for letting him put us in this mess.
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Post by JOCAZTEC on Dec 5, 2012 22:36:14 GMT -8
I just got the 2012-2013 insurance bill...
For me? $28,500 for one year. My wife? $21,900. My two kids? $38,200 for one year.
Wow.
Thanks a lot there Barry.
HAM
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Post by JOCAZTEC on Dec 5, 2012 22:37:08 GMT -8
My salary is $49,700 per year by the way...
Does the government take a credit card? And, can you let me use yours?
HAM
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Post by AlwaysAnAztec on Dec 6, 2012 11:15:28 GMT -8
I just got the 2012-2013 insurance bill... For me? $28,500 for one year. My wife? $21,900. My two kids? $38,200 for one year. Wow. Thanks a lot there Barry. HAM You posted these assertions a while ago and I called bull$#!+. You never substantiated your claim. I call bull$#!+ again. |
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Post by JOCAZTEC on Dec 6, 2012 23:08:48 GMT -8
Typical libexxl...no debate and no discussion, just cussin'...
How do you want "substantiated"? Would you like to cut the check for the health insurance yourself? That'd get you "substantiated". You have no clue about reality.
. TAX
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Post by AlwaysAnAztec on Dec 7, 2012 9:32:58 GMT -8
Typical libexxl...no debate and no discussion, just cussin'... How do you want "substantiated"? Would you like to cut the check for the health insurance yourself? That'd get you "substantiated". You have no clue about reality. . TAXI'm waiting...... |
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Post by JOCAZTEC on Dec 10, 2012 22:26:00 GMT -8
Yes. How do you want substantiation?
You call, "bull$#!+". So what is your 2012 wage, year-to-date and who pays you? Do you receive your income from the government?
ham TAX
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Post by AlwaysAnAztec on Dec 11, 2012 9:51:15 GMT -8
Yes. How do you want substantiation? You call, "bull$#!+". So what is your 2012 wage, year-to-date and who pays you? Do you receive your income from the government? ham TAXWhat that F$%K does that have to do with it? What insurance company gave you that quote? If it is a personal plan then the general figures are already on that companys web site for comparison shopping purposes. I just did a quick search and the most expensive I found, in California, was $1,800 per month for two people at 60 years old. I still call bull$#!+. |
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Post by JOCAZTEC on Dec 31, 2012 11:15:16 GMT -8
Yes. How do you want substantiation? You call, "bull$#!+". So what is your 2012 wage, year-to-date and who pays you? Do you receive your income from the government? ham TAXWhat that F$%K does that have to do with it? What insurance company gave you that quote? If it is a personal plan then the general figures are already on that company's web site for comparison shopping purposes. I just did a quick search and the most expensive I found, in California, was $1,800 per month for two people at 60 years old. I still call bull$#!+. (this phrase was moderator approved) Finally a break through. Some libexxl is asking a question. Wow sir. Let's start. First of all you know that we are taxed to death in this country. For every dollar that comes from your hourly wage, your government spends two dollars. Could you imagine that if, instead of the dollar withheld and paid to your government, it went to a business that hired employees? You couldn't could you? Starting in 2013 the governments are taking half of my hourly pay, and then when I spend any money I have left, the government is taking another ten percent. So if I have to pay health insurance, I must earn sixty percent more in earnings. You look at the world in a net paycheck, and I see the cost of my gross wages. If you have to pay $2,000 a month in health insurance, you must earn $3,600 a month just to pay it. One twist, I also have to pay liability insurance, workers' compensation insurance, obamacare insurance, the employer's fica portion that employees don't have to pay, unemployment insurance, employment training tax, babysitter tax, and do you want me to list the next 15 hits I have to take from the governments? Factor them all up, and apply the rates to what I have to make to pay health insurance, and my figures come in low. Note to reader: the HAM has disappeared from my posts on this forum. It has been swallowed-up by the libexxls' buddy whose name is: TAX |
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Post by aztecwin on Dec 31, 2012 13:09:02 GMT -8
What that F$%K does that have to do with it? What insurance company gave you that quote? If it is a personal plan then the general figures are already on that company's web site for comparison shopping purposes. I just did a quick search and the most expensive I found, in California, was $1,800 per month for two people at 60 years old. I still call bull$#!+. (this phrase was moderator approved) Finally a break through. Some libexxl is asking a question. Wow sir. Let's start. First of all you know that we are taxed to death in this country. For every dollar that comes from your hourly wage, your government spends two dollars. Could you imagine that if, instead of the dollar withheld and paid to your government, it went to a business that hired employees? You couldn't could you? Starting in 2013 the governments are taking half of my hourly pay, and then when I spend any money I have left, the government is taking another ten percent. So if I have to pay health insurance, I must earn sixty percent more in earnings. You look at the world in a net paycheck, and I see the cost of my gross wages. If you have to pay $2,000 a month in health insurance, you must earn $3,600 a month just to pay it. One twist, I also have to pay liability insurance, workers' compensation insurance, obamacare insurance, the employer's fica portion that employees don't have to pay, unemployment insurance, employment training tax, babysitter tax, and do you want me to list the next 15 hits I have to take from the governments? Factor them all up, and apply the rates to what I have to make to pay health insurance, and my figures come in low. Note to reader: the HAM has disappeared from my posts on this forum. It has been swallowed-up by the libexxls' buddy whose name is: TAXWelcome back! Nice to see a clear concise post in American English for a change. I get tired of the gobbledy gook that liberals post.  |
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Post by AlwaysAnAztec on Dec 31, 2012 14:27:12 GMT -8
What that F$%K does that have to do with it? What insurance company gave you that quote? If it is a personal plan then the general figures are already on that company's web site for comparison shopping purposes. I just did a quick search and the most expensive I found, in California, was $1,800 per month for two people at 60 years old. I still call bull$#!+. (this phrase was moderator approved) Finally a break through. Some libexxl is asking a question. Wow sir. Let's start. First of all you know that we are taxed to death in this country. For every dollar that comes from your hourly wage, your government spends two dollars. Could you imagine that if, instead of the dollar withheld and paid to your government, it went to a business that hired employees? You couldn't could you? Starting in 2013 the governments are taking half of my hourly pay, and then when I spend any money I have left, the government is taking another ten percent. So if I have to pay health insurance, I must earn sixty percent more in earnings. You look at the world in a net paycheck, and I see the cost of my gross wages. If you have to pay $2,000 a month in health insurance, you must earn $3,600 a month just to pay it. One twist, I also have to pay liability insurance, workers' compensation insurance, obamacare insurance, the employer's fica portion that employees don't have to pay, unemployment insurance, employment training tax, babysitter tax, and do you want me to list the next 15 hits I have to take from the governments? Factor them all up, and apply the rates to what I have to make to pay health insurance, and my figures come in low. Note to reader: the HAM has disappeared from my posts on this forum. It has been swallowed-up by the libexxls' buddy whose name is: TAXNice bobbing and weaving there. Does your neck hurt? You posted the figures (see below) I just got the 2012-2013 insurance bill... For me? $28,500 for one year. My wife? $21,900. My two kids? $38,200 for one year. Wow. Thanks a lot there Barry. HAM I am still waiting and still calling "bull$#!+". |
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Post by JOCAZTEC on Jan 1, 2013 10:06:14 GMT -8
I see no lucid or written response that is anything other than lazy. You refuse to debate. You failed to get a quote for insurance that included two dependent children. You failed to gross up your earnings required to pay the insurance bill and you failed to post anything other than name calling.
I read Mitt Rom Knee's tax reports. His tax rate he paid for one year was 32%. The little liars reported that he paid 13%.
I do not understand your use of "bobbing and weaving". This simple and trite response isn't working and is very unclear what your mind is doing. Or, is you mind not doing a thing?
TAXTAXTAXTAX
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