I’ve had a similar insurance plan from the same insurance company, for the past two years. $0 deductibles both years.
Under a “similar plan” (gets worse every year) and income level for 2021, the deductible would be $650. Fine. Whatever. What gets me though is if I then enter some investment income I’m planning to make this year, the deductible for the exact same plan jumps up to $6,500. Is that common? I can obviously understand paying a higher premium (less subsidy), but having a higher deductible under the same plan just because I plan on generating more income seems ridiculous to me, or a glitch.
Feedback appreciated with regard to if this is a normal health insurance occurrence.
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I’ve had a similar insurance plan from the same insurance company, for the past two years. $0 deductibles both years. Under a “similar plan” (gets worse every year) and income level for 2021, the deductible would be $650. Fine. Whatever. What gets me though is if I then enter some investment income I’m planning to make this year, the deductible for the exact same plan jumps up to $6,500. Is that common? I can obviously understand paying a higher premium (less subsidy), but having a higher deductible under the same plan just because I plan on generating more income seems ridiculous to me, or a glitch. Feedback appreciated with regard to if this is a normal health insurance occurrence.
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