Reply #2: Yeah, I've thought about getting a job with insurance

[sybylla]

It would mean I'd be working 60+ hours a week even if I cut back in the business. But any job I take would save me 6,000-10,000 a year on insurance and medical costs.

Problem is finding a job in my field in the area. They are few and far between. I came close to getting one last year with great pay and great health insurance. But they hired someone inhouse instead.

So in the mean time - we keep trudging along with crappy, overpriced insurance.