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If your rates went up, but your previous coverage was never actually put to the test in a serious way you might want to consider the very real possibility that
by incision 12y ago
If your rates went up, but your previous coverage was never actually put to the test in a serious way you might want to consider the very real possibility that the old plan never would have paid out [1].
"Since insurance companies now won’t be allowed to collect premiums while you’re healthy only to yank coverage when you get sick, they have no choice but to pre-emptively cancel plans that wouldn’t be financially beneficial to actually pay out."
1: http://www.slate.com/articles/business/moneybox/2013/11/obama_said_you_can_keep_your_plan_an_unwise_promise_that_the_president_was.html http://www.slate.com/articles/business/moneybox/2013/11/obam...
- alukima 12y agoYep. My employer based insurance was cheap but they dropped me when I got cancer. They wouldn't have covered much anyway I later found out.