From RamseySolutions.com…
Health insurance. You know you need it, but why does it have to be so darn expensive—and complicated?
In 2020, the average American family with a $100,000 household income paid $4,500 in health insurance premiums for their employer-sponsored plan.1 Ouch. But it gets worse. When you add in out-of-pocket costs and taxes for health programs (like Medicare), they end up paying $12,500 in total medical costs.2
Maybe there’s a better way. When it comes to health insurance, you could be leaving money on the table. Here are five ways to save money on health insurance in 2022.
But first, let’s take a quick look at open enrollment and the marketplace.
