Five new A/H1N1 cases in Morocco, flu toll at 53

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It's no worries! We were able to find our way back to the Medina from the ville nuevolle on foot without the aid of any map It was great to run into you during your RTW! I hope our paths cross again in the coming months!

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Because the employers are ynipag a HUGE chunk of the bill usually 50% to 90%. It doesn't actually cost LESS, it costs MORE. You just don't SEE it, because they're footing the tab. As to why it doesn't cost the same per person . . . because with an employer, the healthy young employees pay the same as the old sick ones, they AVERAGE the rate. So the rate for an employee might be $500 a month (and the employer pays $300 of it). When the healthy young employee shops around and buys private coverage, it might cost them $125 a month less even than their share. But when the old sick employee shops around, it might cost THEM $1200 a month. Health insurance, after all, is ONLY sharing of cost . Everyone pools their money, and the claims are paid out of the pool. The more claims that get submitted, the more the rates have to go up.