[sammyg2]

Question for those who are retired and under age 65 and don't qualify for medicare yet:
What are you doing for health insurance and what does it cost?


Background: a previous employer had a policy where they paid the majority of their retiree's premium cost based on years of service yada.
But with the economy booming, too many of their employees were retiring early.
Throw in the tight labor pool and they decided to reduce the incentive.
My cost for health insurance went up $900 per month for my wife and I and one dependent (over $1700 now).
According to their army of lawyers, they had the right to do that.

So what are the alternatives, is there good health insurance out there for a reasonable price?