How will the Cadillac tax really affect you?

[rgbecker]

What do you pay together with your employer for Health insurance? Do you have a clue? If you really know, let us know.

[ibegurpard]

1. Better discussion:

let's leave the bogus debate over the "cadillac tax" and get back to talking about what a steaming pile of shit the entire bill is shall we?

[rgbecker]

5. Other than it is not single payer...What don't you like about it?

[Motown_Johnny]

2. It won't effect me, I have BCBS in Michigan. We are exempt from the new taxes

thanks to Levin and Stabenow



Yes, it was one of the payoffs in the bill, and I am going to benefit from it


http://blog.heritage.org/2009/12/22/michigan-and-nebraska-the-senate-leadership-has-got-a-deal-for-you/

^snip^

Sure enough, the Manager’s Amendment adds under Section 9010(c)(2) a new subsection (C) tailored to exempt Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and a new subsection (E) tailored to exempt Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska from paying the new health insurance premium taxes.



sorry for using that link, it came up first in the google search and it did have the info I wanted

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

3. I'd like to know exactly how much those union firefighters are going to be paying.

[snot]

4. I assume you mean, excluding the $2,000 deductible.

[rgbecker]

6. One out of 24 respondents to be affected. 10:13 PM

[dkf]

7. You need a category for the clueless

That would be me.

[rgbecker]

8. 10% of 33 respondents affected. Negative recs! Thanks!

[TomCADem]

9. I Think The Estimate Is That At Best Only 1 in 5 Are Affected And...

That tax only applies to that portion over the limit. Its a marginal tax.

[rgbecker]

10. 5 out of 41 respondents affected. 37% have no insurance! 12:45 Wed.