How do I shop for Medical Insurance?!


Question: How do I shop for Medical Insurance?
I am finally getting dropped from my parents medical insurance in March. I will be turning 26, so its time to shop for my own medical insurance. I don't want to continue the coverage that my dad had me on, its way too expensive. I am a white male, 25, non-smoker, looking for a high deductible and tiny premiums. Just want to get my bases covered. So where do I go to get medical insurance? How do I know I am getting the right price? What should I look forward to paying? Can I get free medical insurance somewhere? Should I get dental and vision insurance too? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Answers:

Try Kaiser insurance if you are in the U.S.A. They are a little like socialized medicine. But helpful especially if young, or your wife is having a baby.



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