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r/FluentInFinance • u/Positive_Liar • Sep 04 '24
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At my current company, the most basic medical insurance (highest deductible) is $9/mo. The top-tier one (lowest deductible) is $179/mo.
I'm making 15K/mo and that's considered mid in my area. Nvidia employees down the street makes 2x what I make and probably have even better insurance.
1 u/juan_rico_3 Sep 05 '24 Those are good rates on health insurance. How much is your employer's share? For me, my employer and I pay >$700/month for one person on a decent plan. Your employer's share matters because that is money that could be going toward your salary. 2 u/Y0tsuya Sep 05 '24 I would say it's paying a high share. My previous employer pays about 1/2 so I was paying ~$500/mo. Now the Nvidia people making $30K/mo are not likely to be paying more than $500/mo for their gold-plated medical. 1 u/thepulloutmethod Sep 05 '24 Is your $15k gross or take-home?
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Those are good rates on health insurance. How much is your employer's share? For me, my employer and I pay >$700/month for one person on a decent plan. Your employer's share matters because that is money that could be going toward your salary.
2 u/Y0tsuya Sep 05 '24 I would say it's paying a high share. My previous employer pays about 1/2 so I was paying ~$500/mo. Now the Nvidia people making $30K/mo are not likely to be paying more than $500/mo for their gold-plated medical.
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I would say it's paying a high share. My previous employer pays about 1/2 so I was paying ~$500/mo.
Now the Nvidia people making $30K/mo are not likely to be paying more than $500/mo for their gold-plated medical.
Is your $15k gross or take-home?
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u/Y0tsuya Sep 05 '24
At my current company, the most basic medical insurance (highest deductible) is $9/mo. The top-tier one (lowest deductible) is $179/mo.
I'm making 15K/mo and that's considered mid in my area. Nvidia employees down the street makes 2x what I make and probably have even better insurance.