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Originally Posted by DLAJ77
(Post 1784354)
My CA friend at mesa told me that his FO took home a check for zero dollars? I find that hard to believe. He claims after he pays for his insurance for the family he is left with nothing. Single FOs at mesa must take home a few hundred dollars a month right?
But, but, upgradez?!? Seriously this is just plain sad, not even funny. |
Originally Posted by flapshalfspeed
(Post 1784355)
With a family on your insurance--yes, take-home pay will come out to around $0.
Our health insurance is the worst--not even worth the mirage of a fast uprgrade people hitting property now are pipe-dreaming of. Aside from teachers, military, and government employees, it seems most pay a good amount of coin to insure a family. At least that's been my experience at different jobs I held before coming to the regionals. Insuring yourself is affordable, add a dependent and it gets pricey. Throw a couple of kids into the equation and that's when it goes through the roof. |
9E about $360 per month for family HRA. Company funds a $1000 to a reimbursement account with total out of pocket max of $3200 for the family.
There is a OAP at about $640 per month. Not sure of the out of pocket details and such, but HRA is generally a better deal. Our part of the premium is 25% of the total cost of the insurance. |
Sounds like Obamacare might be a better deal.
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If you wanted good H/C benefits, should've joined PDT. Only 18% contribution.
Disclaimer: It'll climb from 23% to 35% starting 2016 thru 2020. (if we get those jets) |
Originally Posted by paintyourjet
(Post 1784501)
Unless you have something catastrophic happen, paying cash to see the doctor is way cheaper. Even if you end up with a 2k ER bill, the hospital cuts it in half if you don't have insurance.
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