What’s more American than having to go on Reddit to try to get some clear information on health insurance?
Background: I am a generally healthy single 30 year old in New York City and make $65,000
I used to have United oxford with my previous employer which will end the end of October, which is next week. My new job does not offer health insurance so I’m looking online.
Healthfirst is what looks like I can afford but the coverage is only in 5 boroughs of NYC, and I may need to be in California for the month of December.
Is it possible to just get coverage for the month of November with Healthfirst and should I be getting something else while in California even though I’m not planning on being there for that long time?
Thank you in advance!
EDIT:
Also, I’m honestly not sure what to put for my income. My old job paid about $42,000 a year and they paid me until this month, and I started a new job that’s paying me $50,000 a year and they started paying me in July, and I have freelance work that I make about $500 a month from.
I did not do the exact math but I think that’s gonna come out to be about $65,000 this year?
But I will make less now without the “old job.” Can I really just put $50,000 since that’s my only full time job?
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[link] [comments]What’s more American than having to go on Reddit to try to get some clear information on health insurance? Background: I am a generally healthy single 30 year old in New York City and make $65,000 I used to have United oxford with my previous employer which will end the end of October, which is next week. My new job does not offer health insurance so I’m looking online. Healthfirst is what looks like I can afford but the coverage is only in 5 boroughs of NYC, and I may need to be in California for the month of December. Is it possible to just get coverage for the month of November with Healthfirst and should I be getting something else while in California even though I’m not planning on being there for that long time? Thank you in advance! EDIT: Also, I’m honestly not sure what to put for my income. My old job paid about $42,000 a year and they paid me until this month, and I started a new job that’s paying me $50,000 a year and they started paying me in July, and I have freelance work that I make about $500 a month from. I did not do the exact math but I think that’s gonna come out to be about $65,000 this year? But I will make less now without the “old job.” Can I really just put $50,000 since that’s my only full time job? submitted by /u/daisyland666 [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance