July 2nd, 2009
With unemployment rising (the rate now is around 9 percent), and companies cutting back on benefits, more and more Americans are experiencing the sticker shock of buying unsubsidized health insurance for the first time.
Even healthy people are facing payments they can’t afford—monthly premiums can run more than $800.
To avoid playing Russian roulette with your finances, check out these tips for keeping your medical costs down.
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