Is the dental option cheaper than paying out of pocket? Nevermind, it doesn't cover our providers.

This is exhausting. Painful. Infuriating. It doesn't have to be like this.

In the end, we kept the same plan we had in 2025--but we will be paying $4,100 more for it.

Universal healthcare. Now.

3/3

Do we want to pay thousands more for a plan that won't bankrupt us if we happen to get sick or injured while visiting Grandma?

Do we pay higher premiums for a lower deductible, or choose the lower premiums and gamble on having to pay a $16,000 deductible?

2/3

Shenanigans, to be sure--but as long as we don't give up, the victims will get justice in the end.

Anytime I ask, they "don't know."

apnews.com/article/trea...

Even if we downgrade to bronze and pay a TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR deductible, it would still cost $149 more per month.

This is untenable. Republicans want to pull us out of the middle class into poverty so billionaires can have tax credits.

You misspelled "prison."

And that's before PAYGO. Meanwhile, FInstad's still going to pay less than 30% of the cost of his own healthcare.

...Unless we make him unemployed.

We've been paying around $50/week more for groceries, but what really concerns me is the insurance we purchase through MNSure. It's already over $500/month WITH the tax credits. It's almost a mortgage payment!

If they fail to extend the credits, we will have to downgrade our insurance.