EFFalcon wrote:isnt there ads all over the radio about it?
i'm sick of hearing about t hem!>
EFFalcon wrote:isnt there ads all over the radio about it?
i'm sick of hearing about t hem!>
Schmee wrote:Health Insurance is like car insurance the best provider known to man is Smith and Wesson...
alternatively you can go with Browning or Glock the choice is yours
for bonus cover get a balaclava
Barge8 wrote:Join the defence force and make everyone else pay for you.
Best scam ever.
Eb Barbie wrote:Private Health Insurance is definately the way to go. I had a back operation bout 5 yrs ago for scoliosis (crooked spine) The longer I waited, the worse it got and started caving in my lungs. We had just changed to private Health and luckily got the operation the next month. The cost was approx $35,000!! Luckily private Health covered most and mum and dad were only out of pocket $8,000.
Im not sure if Im covered in mum and dads health now im over 18, but probly should look into it.
stevo wrote:I think you are unless they take you off it.(not sure). Damn, 35000, gotta love heath insurance! I myself dont have it but Leah does.
Damo wrote:Bethany, you should be covered under your parents policy until you're 23. After looking into it, I've decided it's too expensive at my age. Hopefully I don't get scoliosis, I don't have a spare 35k.
Damo wrote:Now I have a fear of scoliosis. Thanks Bethany.
FRDXR6 wrote:Some things i learnt in Tax Law this semester....
If you earn over $50k you get slugged a 1% medicare levy surcharge if you don't have private health insurance.
You can also get a private health insurance tax offset - you can claim a 30% offset on your premium if you took out health insurance.
So say you earn 50k a year and health insurance is $960 ($80/month).
Health Premium = $960
minus medicare surcharge = $500
minus tax offset = $288
Actual Cost To You = $172 ($14.33/month)
Although if you earn't under $50k the savings would be a lot less obviously bit you would still save a couple of hundred each year if you took advantage of the tax system
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