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Retiree health insurance going up

Hearing that current retirees that have health insurance coverage are going to get hit hard with higher premium increases in 2023. Started looking at Healthcare.gov. Nothing looks comparable to what we have now.

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Post ID: @OP+1gAg1inR

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Source? This is rumor board. What a ding-do-g. Somebody just posting bs. Only time will tell what the future holds.

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Post ID: @2dag+1gAg1inR

And you’ll never hear a peep from the U about it neither.

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Post ID: @2euk+1gAg1inR

Only retirement benefit left is if one has a pension. Other than that there is no more healthcare coverage nor any concessions.

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Post ID: @1nds+1gAg1inR

nothing like relying on att for retirement benefits.

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Post ID: @1nyi+1gAg1inR

It's likely employee rates will also increase in addition to retiree rates increasing.

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Post ID: @ggm+1gAg1inR

The retirees that got out with subsidized health/eyes/dentist insurance are paying about $200 month for one person. Unsubsidized is closer to $900/month. What I wonder is if the subsidized will go up in a greater proportion than the unsubsidized folks.

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Post ID: @qdg+1gAg1inR

It goes up every year.

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Post ID: @qsl+1gAg1inR

Source?

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