Originally Posted by twebb

I'm not taking any sides on obamacare, but I thought this could relate to a lot of regional first officers.

"For instance, a 27 year old living in Dallas making $25,000 could pay as little as $74 a month for the cheapest "bronze" plan after subsidies, according to the Department of Health and human services"

I know a lot of work places charge $125-225 for a single person. Health insurance is a big factor in your paycheck deductions. I think it would be a good idea to list your employer, paycheck deduction per month, and if that's single or family. You can add your deductible too, but I'm sure most young regional pilots choose the higher one with lower costs.