Short term policies don't qualify as individual or group health coverage so losing a short term policy doesn't count as losing coverage mid term.Based on this.
https://www.healthcare.gov/coverage-outside-open-enrollment/special-enrollment-period/
On the bottom
"Your individual or group health plan coverage year is ending in the middle of the calendar year and you choose not to renew it."
So based on this that should work.
Otherwise I have rental property. I just would use that "I moved"
There's always a way around everything. I'm creative at finding ways.
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I think his point is that he doesn't want to pay for insurance period, because he thinks he's invincible and has no need of it.Not following you here. Our HDHP plan is actually on the lower end of plans offered by my employer. If you're referring to the plan comparison tool with the different scenarios, I must not have explained it very well. Basically you could put your expected, worst-case, or optimal medical bills in for the coming year and figure out which plan would cost you the least. I was doing the opposite of what every insurance company wants which is to go for the highest cost plan for the peace of mind.
Heh, good luck with that. I'm curious to hear how it goes. How much of your own money are you willing to spend on this endeavor?You sound like you are willing to pay for insurance for the peace of mind. Regardless if the statistics for those events are low.
You are why insurance companies are rich as fuck.
Before I leave my insurance plan I'm going to do everything I can under them to rape the fuck out (out of spite). Before I move elsewhere.
I think his point is that he doesn't want to pay for insurance period, because he thinks he's invincible and has no need of it.
You sound like you are willing to pay for insurance for the peace of mind. Regardless if the statistics for those events are low.