It’s that dreaded time of the year again—open enrollment for healthcare in the United States. April and tax day used to occupy this special place in my heart, but at least with them, it’s all retrospective—I have to pay what I owe. But with American healthcare, it’s a different story. I’m expected to predict both my income for the year (I don’t have a 9-5 salaried job) and how often I might get sick. If I miscalculate either of these, the consequences can be incredibly costly.
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You’re absolutely right, open enrollment for US healthcare can be a stressful time. Predicting income and healthcare needs for a freelancer or someone with variable income is a gamble.
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Be careful. This isn’t real insurance and won’t give you the same protection as regular insurance. At work, we treat these plans like paying for things yourself. You’ll have to argue with them to cover anything. You pay, they decide what to pay, and you’re still left with the rest to pay.