Jeffrey Rous wrote:
When I was in grad school, my wife's health insurance policy through
work allowed an employee to add a spouse for $1000 per year (I cannot
remember the exact numbers, but these are close) or add a spouse and
children for $2000 per year. And it didn't matter whether you had
When I was in grad school, my wife's health insurance policy through work allowed an
employee to add a spouse for $1000 per year (I cannot remember the exact numbers, but
these are close) or add a spouse and children for $2000 per year. And it didn't matter
whether you had 1 child or 10.
Since
Now I work for the state of Texas and my policy is set up similarly.
Adding my wife costs $150 per month and adding any number of children
costs $120 per month. And her policy at a law firm is also structured the
same way.
How can this be rational?
-Jeffrey Rous
Find out whether the
, and thus possibly a lower chance of say, a
fired law partner complaining to the media.
Daniel L. Lurker
- Original Message -
From: Robin Hanson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 5:05 pm
Subject: Re: Health insurance for kids
At 02:52 PM 6/17/2003 -0500, Jeffrey Rous wrote
