How much should health insurance cost me?

Question

I am 22 years old, male, Student in college, homeowner, single

Answer 1

Well, this is open to debate... The U.S. is about the only industrialized nation where health insurance costs anything out of pocket. Most other advanced nations have implemented universal health insurance a long time ago, so in those countries health insurance per se is free (i.e., the cost of it is paid by the government out of tax revenues)...

On a more practical note, your insurance premium will depend on whether you want an HMO or a PPO, as well as on the deductible you choose. The lower the deductible, the higher the premium.

Answer 2

From 50 for a good one

Answer 3

Anywhere between $200 a month and $500 a month. You might want to check if you can get it through your college.

Answer 4

I am insurance specialist for the place I work. Our employer pays around 150.00 and employee cost is anywhere from 110.00 to 179.00 depending on which insurance they choose ( if it is for employee only) Hope this helps!

Answer 5

depends on where you live, in Chicago, PPO plan is about $70 a month 22 yrs male

Answer 6

Too Much!
Actually, because you're young. Major Medical coverage shouldn't be too bad...$200-$300 per month. If you need prescription coverage, grab your socks. $1000 per month is not uncommon.

Answer 7

Any preexisting conditions or dangerous hobbies like sky diving? Unable to even estimate.

Answer 8

If you go with Blue Cross Blue shield about 100.00 a month.

Answer 9

about 50% of your mortgage payment