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In reply to the discussion: How European countries regulate private insurance [View all]Flatulo
(5,005 posts)19. Sorry, I stand corrected. The 20% includes all administrative costs and overhead. nt
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Know what average MLR was back in 1993 when the Clintons were dealing with a "crisis"
eridani
Dec 2012
#10
You're kidding right? This is why we are so fucked up, people don't even know when they're
Egalitarian Thug
Dec 2012
#11
Sorry, I stand corrected. The 20% includes all administrative costs and overhead. nt
Flatulo
Dec 2012
#19
It's a glitch with this and other sites. Copy the whole thing, not just the blue part,
Egalitarian Thug
Dec 2012
#21
Let me rephrase, you need to stop reading what you want to see into it and read what was written.
Egalitarian Thug
Dec 2012
#34
"... you must sell it at the same price to everyone, regardless of health." Why, that's ...
Scuba
Dec 2012
#8
No shit, right? Back in the day that was generally understood to be the definition of insurance.
Flatulo
Dec 2012
#9
They can charge different prices depending on your age, which amounts to the same thing.
eridani
Dec 2012
#35
If the policy you want is one that you cannot afford, there is no fucking "choice" about it
eridani
Dec 2012
#37
They can charge differently according to age, and that is limited to the exchanges as far as I can
TheKentuckian
Dec 2012
#38