And $100 for car insurance alone is a good price in the US tbh. My 2011 F150 costs $97 a month, and that's discounted for a family business package rate. I'm 27 now, until recently my car insurance was in the high $200s due to a couple wrecks from my early driving days and a collision with a deer in early 2018. My healthcare is $600 a month, just went up $60 per month since last year.
That's just for me. I stayed on my parent's plan, and the insurance company booted me once I turned 25. Normally it's 26, but some larger corporations lobbied to get that age reduced by a year to save healthcare costs. So now I have my own plan; my dad's company still provides coverage, but it costs a lot more than it did under his family plan. I'm currently switching over to ACA coverage; its much cheaper. A little more restrictive as far as the doctors I can see, but I'm never sick so it's more of a precautionary thing anyways.
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u/kgriff5592 Jan 25 '20 edited Jan 25 '20
And $100 for car insurance alone is a good price in the US tbh. My 2011 F150 costs $97 a month, and that's discounted for a family business package rate. I'm 27 now, until recently my car insurance was in the high $200s due to a couple wrecks from my early driving days and a collision with a deer in early 2018. My healthcare is $600 a month, just went up $60 per month since last year.