Chilcoot, do I now need to call Nick and ask him why his new family plan that costs him more and is worse than his previous plan? Should I explain to Nick that Forkie and Chilly believe that he should buy the cheaper plan that they suggest, pointing out that apparently cheaper must always be better.
I've always believed that value comes in many ways, only one being cost. Would Chilly please explain to us country bumpkins exactly what benefits are different in Nick's more expensive plan vs the cheaper plan that Chilly and Forkie believe provides maximum value.
Since you know which plan is the best for Nick, you must have done your research.
I've always believed that value comes in many ways, only one being cost. Would Chilly please explain to us country bumpkins exactly what benefits are different in Nick's more expensive plan vs the cheaper plan that Chilly and Forkie believe provides maximum value.
Since you know which plan is the best for Nick, you must have done your research.
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Originally posted by: Chilcoot
But the bronze Obamacare policy sold by Blue Cross/Blue Shield gives the family of Boilerman's friend Nick far superior coverage for far less money, and without the need to buy a second policy to cover their now-19 child.
Originally posted by: Chilcoot
QuoteI don't know how you define cheap.
Originally posted by: hoops2
Whether we go with the forkie/chilly plan or the bolier plan neither plan is cheap, even though we were promised affordable plans under the AFFORDABLE care act
But the bronze Obamacare policy sold by Blue Cross/Blue Shield gives the family of Boilerman's friend Nick far superior coverage for far less money, and without the need to buy a second policy to cover their now-19 child.
