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Could this be a “rice war”
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Could this be a “rice war”
September 22, 2010 at 1:09 PM in reply to: OT: Anyone hear the NPR interview about the person getting dependant care coverage from parents #608008ParticipantI just went through this with my son. He graduated from college in May and as I said in a previous topic has a job which does pay his health insurance. So we dropped him from our coverage, and to my shock, their was no difference in our price. A friend of mines son also just graduated, his son has a job that does not pay his insurance, my friend is able to keep his son on his policy but only through COBRA and that is very expensive. I think the only was to stay on the policy is if you are a full or part time student and under 25 or 26. I think instead of blaming the kids as the entitled ones, I think of it as the parents protecting themselves from a large medical bill if the kid has no insurance. Because if they don’t have insurance and the kid has no money, who do you think will pay?
September 22, 2010 at 1:09 PM in reply to: OT: Anyone hear the NPR interview about the person getting dependant care coverage from parents #608094ParticipantI just went through this with my son. He graduated from college in May and as I said in a previous topic has a job which does pay his health insurance. So we dropped him from our coverage, and to my shock, their was no difference in our price. A friend of mines son also just graduated, his son has a job that does not pay his insurance, my friend is able to keep his son on his policy but only through COBRA and that is very expensive. I think the only was to stay on the policy is if you are a full or part time student and under 25 or 26. I think instead of blaming the kids as the entitled ones, I think of it as the parents protecting themselves from a large medical bill if the kid has no insurance. Because if they don’t have insurance and the kid has no money, who do you think will pay?
September 22, 2010 at 1:09 PM in reply to: OT: Anyone hear the NPR interview about the person getting dependant care coverage from parents #608646ParticipantI just went through this with my son. He graduated from college in May and as I said in a previous topic has a job which does pay his health insurance. So we dropped him from our coverage, and to my shock, their was no difference in our price. A friend of mines son also just graduated, his son has a job that does not pay his insurance, my friend is able to keep his son on his policy but only through COBRA and that is very expensive. I think the only was to stay on the policy is if you are a full or part time student and under 25 or 26. I think instead of blaming the kids as the entitled ones, I think of it as the parents protecting themselves from a large medical bill if the kid has no insurance. Because if they don’t have insurance and the kid has no money, who do you think will pay?
September 22, 2010 at 1:09 PM in reply to: OT: Anyone hear the NPR interview about the person getting dependant care coverage from parents #608757ParticipantI just went through this with my son. He graduated from college in May and as I said in a previous topic has a job which does pay his health insurance. So we dropped him from our coverage, and to my shock, their was no difference in our price. A friend of mines son also just graduated, his son has a job that does not pay his insurance, my friend is able to keep his son on his policy but only through COBRA and that is very expensive. I think the only was to stay on the policy is if you are a full or part time student and under 25 or 26. I think instead of blaming the kids as the entitled ones, I think of it as the parents protecting themselves from a large medical bill if the kid has no insurance. Because if they don’t have insurance and the kid has no money, who do you think will pay?
September 22, 2010 at 1:09 PM in reply to: OT: Anyone hear the NPR interview about the person getting dependant care coverage from parents #609074ParticipantI just went through this with my son. He graduated from college in May and as I said in a previous topic has a job which does pay his health insurance. So we dropped him from our coverage, and to my shock, their was no difference in our price. A friend of mines son also just graduated, his son has a job that does not pay his insurance, my friend is able to keep his son on his policy but only through COBRA and that is very expensive. I think the only was to stay on the policy is if you are a full or part time student and under 25 or 26. I think instead of blaming the kids as the entitled ones, I think of it as the parents protecting themselves from a large medical bill if the kid has no insurance. Because if they don’t have insurance and the kid has no money, who do you think will pay?
ParticipantI am sure you can find anything in history to backup anything you want. Weak.
ParticipantI am sure you can find anything in history to backup anything you want. Weak.
ParticipantI am sure you can find anything in history to backup anything you want. Weak.
ParticipantI am sure you can find anything in history to backup anything you want. Weak.
ParticipantI am sure you can find anything in history to backup anything you want. Weak.
ParticipantRiots? Who, why and where will these riots take place?
ParticipantRiots? Who, why and where will these riots take place?
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