The article raises the issue of geography for independent contractors. As one expert in the story puts its, “When you’re self-employed, you’re straddling two distinct markets: the individual and the group market.” Those two markets, according to the article, vary depending on where you live. If you're self-employed and in the market for a new or upgraded health plan, you should learn about the rules in your state. (You can find a link to your state’s insurance department at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners site.)
OH, the glory of being your own boss: the freedom, the creativity, the jeans-only dress code. And then there’s the dreary stuff — like finding and paying for your own health insurance.
Monday, May 18, 2009
How to Handle the Homework of Health Insurance
Gee, doesn't the preamble to this New York Times article about dealing with health insurance as a freelancer sound familiar?
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