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Four words that all mean 'what you pay', and the arithmetic that separates them.
#us_hs_personal_finance
30 questions
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Jada pays $185 every month to keep her health insurance active, even in months when she gets no care. What charge is Jada paying?
At each covered doctor visit, Mateo pays a flat $30 and the plan pays the rest of the allowed charge. What is Mateo's $30 charge?
Before her plan begins sharing the cost of covered care, Priya must pay the first $1,500 herself. What is the $1,500 called?
After Devin meets his deductible, he pays 20% of each covered bill while the insurer pays 80%. What is Devin's 20% share?
A policy will pay no more than $25,000 for a covered type of loss. What is the $25,000 amount called?
Noah's plan has a $1,000 deductible and 20% coinsurance. He has paid nothing toward his deductible this year and gets a $3,000 covered bill. How much of the bill does Noah pay?
Elena's plan covers urgent care with a $75 copay, and the plan pays the rest of the allowed charge. The allowed charge for her visit is $260. How much does the plan pay?
Kai has already met his deductible and gets a covered bill of $1,800. His plan has 10% coinsurance. How much does Kai pay?
Use the plan-terms table. Which amount is paid each month to keep the plan active?
Use the plan-terms table. What amount must the policyholder pay for covered care before coinsurance begins?
Use the plan-terms table. After the deductible, what percentage of a covered charge does the policyholder pay?
Use the plan-terms table. What is the most the insurer will pay for the covered loss described by this policy?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
Use the claim settlement table. What fills the insurer-pays blank?
After the deductible and coinsurance are applied, an insurer's calculated share is $5,600. The policy's coverage limit is $5,000. How much will the insurer pay?
A claim calculation gives the insurer a $3,800 share, and the policy has a $4,000 coverage limit. What will the insurer pay?
After cost sharing, an insurer's calculated payment is $7,200, but the coverage limit is $6,000. What is the insurer's payment?
A policy has a $4,500 coverage limit. After the deductible and coinsurance, the insurer's calculated share is exactly $4,500. How much does the insurer pay?
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Health Insurance, HDHP and the HSA
30 questions
