Recent content by Peggy

I was talking about the peanut butter and jelly. Hot toast is more than enough to melt peanut butter.

Just another example why I'll never pay for tv ever again. Bunch of monopolies with huge corporate greed. Too easy to get it all for free and I sleep pretty good at night.

Peanut butter burgers are great. The whole peanut allergy thing came along about the same time they were getting popular and they started dropping off the menus.

Chopped up hotdogs and frozen peas gets you all 4 food groups. On hot toast just out of the toaster works too.

Joaquin Phoenix's Joker. I've got the mannerisms down perfect.

Samsung Bespoke refrigerator and oven when we remodeled the kitchen a year ago. No regrets so far.

@matttyl Is there anything you want me to ask the "assister" that you're curious about or curious what they'll say? I started my application on the marketplace. Is there any reason to not submit it right away? I'm targeting just under 400% poverty level so I can do 401k Roth conversions as...

That deductible thing threw me too. Then I realized the individual amount is in the name - Sentra M Bronze 7200 Will be interesting to see what I learn from the "certified assister" at our DRs office that I have an appointment with on Wed. I assume it's some sort of state program to help.

Awesome! The "embedded" part is great for our situation and risk for the years leading up to Medicare. Great to know. I have an appointment with the certified ACA lady at our doctors office on Nov 5th after the marketplace opens. We got all our healthcare that we know of caught up knowing...

Are those deductible amounts you quoted for a single person? Because for two of us the lowest Anthem bronze deductible I see on the marketplace is $11,000.

For sure, thanks. They also have certified advisors available to help and one of them is at our primary doctor's office. So I'll get some insight on which plans will let us keep our doctor. I don't see that dental and eye care is included (except for children) is that the case? Talked to...

Yes sir.

I was looking at a gold plan with a 4000 deductible which is close to what were used to. None of the silver or gold plans are HSA compatible in my market. Now I have to weigh going to bronze with 12000 deductible that gets me 8750 in HSA. Good news is a bronze plan is going to cost a lot...

Per the googles: Has to be HSA compatible, I guess there is more to it than the high deductible. Ugh

Thanks. But I'm still not connecting the dots. Does it have to be setup as an HSA plan for me to contribute to my HSA that's completely separate over at Fidelity? Or just meet the minimum deductible?