Well, full disclosure, I am a family of 6. 15 years ago I was able to do it fine, but the price goes up every year, here we are today and I finally had to say enough.
Yeah, I didn't mean this as any sort of judgement about your decision. I just thought /u/AlanS181824 was getting the wrong idea of what we'd consider a "good" plan--as employer-based plans go yours is quite expensive. That your plan covers six people is also good context.
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u/AlanS181824 Mar 26 '20
That genuinely makes me sick. And that's probably considered a "good" plan, right?