Posted: 11/4/2015 10:35:27 PM EDT
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GF and I moved to GA in April.
My current employer is offering to contribute (approx $400/mo) to my health insurance expenses but does not offer coverage through the company... so that leaves us to shop for ourselves and we don't know where to begin. GF and I are obviously not married but live together and share everything like a married couple would. We looked into the definition of "Domestic Partnership" and that only benefits same sex couples... and only in certain parts of GA anyway. Can we both get coverage under one policy ? We each have a kid here also. We are both 47 years old, non smokers. Kids are 9 and 16. Advice ? Get married ? 
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I had the best luck buying an off-marketplace plan from Humana, after much research. The exchange plans all sucked, or weren't accepted by our docs.
That was up until May of this year - I've since switched to a different employer with crazy good insurance, at least by post-Obamacare standards Eta: no idea on the non-married thing. |
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My coworker's wedding is in April but he's getting married at the work house January 4th so he can get her added to his before open enrollment for our works ins.
If you are both pretty much married, just get a piece of paper to make it official and legal and then when youre ready, have your wedding and get "married". Does she not work? Is she planning on working full time. What would her employer offer? |
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My coworker's wedding is in April but he's getting married at the work house January 4th so he can get her added to his before open enrollment for our works ins. If you are both pretty much married, just get a piece of paper to make it official and legal and then when youre ready, have your wedding and get "married". Does she not work? Is she planning on working full time. What would her employer offer? She works fulltime but is currently paid as a contractor. She won't likely be eligible for company payroll/benefits until next Spring. |
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You can't buy legal insurance outside the open period that will begin soon. Coverage won't begin until January 1st. Yay Obama care. You can buy non Obama care compliant insurance here - its 3 bucks a day and covers most things, but you can get fined for using it, instead of Obama care, which you can only buy for 4 weeks a year. |