Should a 25 year old be on parents health insurance?
Seems both parties think this is good idea, but I'm not so sure.
Why do we feel an adult that has all the other responsibilities and privileges of adulthood should still be on parents insurance?
Old enough to drive, drink, marry, enlist... and this list goes on and on.
What is the big theme here that I am missing.
Thanks
Replies to: Should a 25 year old be on parents health insurance?
They need time to get their undergraduate degress in 6 years and their graduate degress in 4 more
years. And if they dropped out of high school for a year that means 19 years old plus 10 or 29 years old. That said Obamacare is a joke because the deductible are so high it covers little of their bills.
It's there to assist PhD candidates and Antifa members...
Admittedly there's a great deal of overlap there...
No, 25 yr olds should be on Single Payer System as should their parents and the rest of the country
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Too expensive and the lines would be too long also. Single payer stinks, if you mean Medicare for
all.
Why?
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Fair enough, and until that day? I don't see it...
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I was just talking to my son about this. There would have to be special circumstances for
a 25 year old to still be on their parents insurances. A special needs child (I won't use the word that a certain Libbie has thrown around in a degrading manner) would come to mind.
That makes sense - the exception for specific circumstances
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