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Mossfern

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9. Thanks for the explanation

Mon Apr 28, 2025, 04:53 PM

Apr 2025

Yes it's the AARP United Healthcare supplement, and the reason we opted for it was that it seemed to be the best plan. I must say that the coverage has been excellent and I have only had to pay for refraction evaluation at the opthamologist over the past several years.

I plan to look over my statements for the past year to compare how much we paid out versus how much we received in benefits. It's just at this point in time the costs of everything are increasing and this notice was the last straw. I know it's merely about a $360 increase for the year - but my income is not increasing accordingly.

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United Health Care [View all] Mossfern Apr 2025 OP

I have never understood why people do not have the same anger about how insurance premiums Big Blue Marble Apr 2025 #1

Exactly - I think people KT2000 Apr 2025 #2

Yes. A big portion of our insurance premium goes to profit Jerry2144 Apr 2025 #3

The medical loss ratio is 80/20 after the ACA EdmondDantes_ Apr 2025 #7

I pay Mossfern Apr 2025 #4

Your property taxes are exceptionally high to most of us. Big Blue Marble Apr 2025 #5

Storm blew over a 100 year old maple Mossfern Apr 2025 #6

If it's for your AARP supplement, you agreed to it when you signed on. Ms. Toad Apr 2025 #8

Thanks for the explanation Mossfern Apr 2025 #9

Agreed. Ms. Toad Apr 2025 #10

It's my group outfit, had a test done, am waiting to see whether they cover. UTUSN Apr 2025 #11

I have UHC but I can't complain because I pay nothing for it, a perk of being so poor. elocs Apr 2025 #12