Comments for frei blog http://www.freiblog.net Welcome my blog Wed, 14 Dec 2011 17:07:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on Q&A: How long do you hold onto health benefits statements from your insurance company ? by debijs http://www.freiblog.net/archives/407#comment-1760 debijs Wed, 14 Dec 2011 17:07:40 +0000 http://www.freiblog.net/archives/407#comment-1760 It's okay to shred them if you are not claiming any medical on your income tax records. If you do, then keep them along with your receipts of what you wrote off on medical with that years income tax for 7 years.~~ It’s okay to shred them if you are not claiming any medical on your income tax records. If you do, then keep them along with your receipts of what you wrote off on medical with that years income tax for 7 years.~~

]]> Comment on How do I go about getting health insurance under my parents if I am a full time student? by Flower http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1750 Flower Mon, 12 Dec 2011 10:42:39 +0000 http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1750 You do NOT have to be a full or part time or any kind of student under the new Obama law passed last year. However, your parents must agree to this and contact their insurer to add you to their policy. And that is good until you are 26 and only if you do not have group health insurance at work. You can get married and not live at home and keep the insurance. Here is the website to explain it. Keep in mind that insurance companies usually only add or drop people during their open enrollment period which could be in January or at the policy renewal date only. http://www.healthcare.gov click on young adult You do NOT have to be a full or part time or any kind of student under the new Obama law passed last year. However, your parents must agree to this and contact their insurer to add you to their policy. And that is good until you are 26 and only if you do not have group health insurance at work. You can get married and not live at home and keep the insurance. Here is the website to explain it. Keep in mind that insurance companies usually only add or drop people during their open enrollment period which could be in January or at the policy renewal date only.

http://www.healthcare.gov

click on young adult

]]> Comment on How do I go about getting health insurance under my parents if I am a full time student? by Pat http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1749 Pat Mon, 12 Dec 2011 10:11:31 +0000 http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1749 this is not rocket science, dumbasss. mommy and daddy call the nice insurance people and take care of it this is not rocket science, dumbasss.

mommy and daddy call the nice insurance people and take care of it

]]> Comment on How do I go about getting health insurance under my parents if I am a full time student? by mbrcatz http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1748 mbrcatz Mon, 12 Dec 2011 09:53:17 +0000 http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1748 Your parents have to have coverage through their employer, and be willing to add you back to their policy during the next open enrollment, and pay for it. You need to talk to mom and dad about this. They don't HAVE to do it, if they don't want to. Your parents have to have coverage through their employer, and be willing to add you back to their policy during the next open enrollment, and pay for it.

You need to talk to mom and dad about this. They don’t HAVE to do it, if they don’t want to.

]]> Comment on How do I go about getting health insurance under my parents if I am a full time student? by Insurance Pickle.com http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1747 Insurance Pickle.com Mon, 12 Dec 2011 09:38:22 +0000 http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1747 You don't need to be a student. You just need to not have coverage at your employment available to you (that rule goes away in 2014), you need to be under 26 years old and they need to want to put you on. They don't have to and just because they can doesn't mean you should go on their plan. You don’t need to be a student. You just need to not have coverage at your employment available to you (that rule goes away in 2014), you need to be under 26 years old and they need to want to put you on. They don’t have to and just because they can doesn’t mean you should go on their plan.

]]> Comment on How do I go about getting health insurance under my parents if I am a full time student? by Heather http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1746 Heather Mon, 12 Dec 2011 09:21:29 +0000 http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1746 You need to talk to your parents and ask them about putting you back on their plan. Most companies only allow changes to health insurance during the open enrollment period held once a year. Health insurance is not free just because you are a student. The cost will be deducted from your parents paycheck if they agree to add you back on their plan. If the coverage is expensive you might offer to pay for it so that it is not a hardship for your parents. You need to talk to your parents and ask them about putting you back on their plan. Most companies only allow changes to health insurance during the open enrollment period held once a year. Health insurance is not free just because you are a student. The cost will be deducted from your parents paycheck if they agree to add you back on their plan. If the coverage is expensive you might offer to pay for it so that it is not a hardship for your parents.

]]> Comment on How do I go about getting health insurance under my parents if I am a full time student? by R T http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1745 R T Mon, 12 Dec 2011 08:45:24 +0000 http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1745 The insured parent must ask to have you covered by their insurance. The insurance company will probably require proof that your are a full time student. The University Registrar can provide a letter (they do it all the time). We just went through this with our 20 year old daughter. The insured parent must ask to have you covered by their insurance. The insurance company will probably require proof that your are a full time student. The University Registrar can provide a letter (they do it all the time).

We just went through this with our 20 year old daughter.

]]> Comment on How do I go about getting health insurance under my parents if I am a full time student? by debijs http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1744 debijs Mon, 12 Dec 2011 08:40:31 +0000 http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1744 ~~With the new reform it does not make any difference if you are a student or not, you are eligible to stay on their insurance with their permission until the age of 26 or you are employed by a business who offers a group plan. Which ever parent covers you would need to speak to their HR dept or manager, They may have to wait until open enrollment to add you if you have not been on it. Their office can explain how it will work.~~ ~~With the new reform it does not make any difference if you are a student or not, you are eligible to stay on their insurance with their permission until the age of 26 or you are employed by a business who offers a group plan.

Which ever parent covers you would need to speak to their HR dept or manager, They may have to wait until open enrollment to add you if you have not been on it. Their office can explain how it will work.~~

]]> Comment on How do I go about getting health insurance under my parents if I am a full time student? by StephenWeinstein http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1743 StephenWeinstein Mon, 12 Dec 2011 08:05:01 +0000 http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1743 The only way that you get on their plan is to ask them to put you on their plan. You cannot put yourself on it. You have to have them do it for you. The only way that you get on their plan is to ask them to put you on their plan. You cannot put yourself on it. You have to have them do it for you.

]]> Comment on How do I go about getting health insurance under my parents if I am a full time student? by Dave http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1742 Dave Mon, 12 Dec 2011 08:03:20 +0000 http://www.freiblog.net/archives/404#comment-1742 You ask your parent (the primary insured party). It's up to them whether to carry you on the insurance or not. You ask your parent (the primary insured party). It’s up to them whether to carry you on the insurance or not.

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