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Cobra coverage options

For the cobra option of (6 months + 9k cash), does anyone know how much tax we will have to pay on the 9k? Trying to decide whether to go with the 6mo+9k or the 12mo option. Thanks.

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Post ID: @OP+HBsA4bF

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If you are getting health insurance on your own, do you need to get it through the Affordable Care Act (Obama Care)?

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Post ID: @kbn+HBsA4bF

Unless you actually need to see a doctor, you can get HMO plans for ~$250/month. $9000 can easily cover that

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Post ID: @inw+HBsA4bF

If you think you'll land another job within 6 months, then take the cash. Otherwise you'll have 6 months of double insurance.

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Post ID: @hch+HBsA4bF

In end though, after you file your taxes, it will be taxed like any other income. It just gets taxed higher up front.

That said... I bet the extra months of insurance coverage get taxed somehow to... The government always gets their share... I have no idea how though...

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Post ID: @vbt+HBsA4bF

Figure 25% FEDERAL TAX

7.65% FICA

0-10% state tax depends on state

Total tax 32.65% plus state

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Post ID: @lzy+HBsA4bF

When do you get this email to choose after choosing vsp?

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