Yes you can drop out of a group plan. The employer may ask you for proof that you have coverage from another source. They will ask for this because their contract with the insurer probably requires them to. Even if you do not have other coverage, they should still allow you to drop out especially if you pay part of the cost.
Keep in mind that you may not be able to rejoin the plan until its annual enrollment period. Starting January 1, 2014, you would face a penalty or tax if you do not have health insurance.
no i can not get insurance and i dont like insurace...
Farmer's Insurance Group can provide cheaper rates than many other insurance companies. But like many insurance companies, they have had many cosumer complaints, including a class-action lawsuit.
i need new upper dentures but i dont have insurance i need to replace them immediately and i would like to know the price range
tell him/her that their your friends, they dont have to like them. its not like their crushing on them.
drop kick murphys, boys like girls, etc.
Most companies offer group health insurance. As an employer it is normally a good thing to offer a group health insurance plan as it is cheaper for the company and needed by the employee.
People are like i dont want you here or they block you out of a group so you are hidden or they dont include you
Sounds like a limit on what the group plan would pay out on any one event.
Because the people you are with is not a good group of people
i dont know i would like to know
I have a insurance from federal group life insurance retirement plan .I like to know if they are in business
they did not live in a group, i dont get this answer