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Jason Jenney
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Experienced Investors and Health Benefits!

Jason Jenney
  • Investor
  • Syracuse, NY
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Hey BP, My first post ever! So I am saving up to buy my first property and have the goal of eventually quitting my day job. However, the biggest plus to my day job is the medical benefits. I was wondering how experienced investors who dont have a day job pay for medical benefits? Do u have private insurance which I hear is very expensive? Any advise would be appreciated. Thanks, Jason J.

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Jason James
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Jason James
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  • Louisville, KY
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@Brandon Turner This would be a great topic for a podcast as it is a pain point for many newbies and veteran investors. Maybe have topics on the same podcast that cover other items that fall under the “benefits” category??? I assume many folks have many questions about replacing their “benefits” if they were to leave their job. Maybe discussions with other BP folks that have replaced their “benefits” would help educate us that have not replaced them. The forum post pertaining to these topics do not seem to get much traction. Where a podcast can be listened to repeatedly. Just a thought.

Health Coverage

Dental Coverage

Vision Coverage

Life Insurance

HSA or Other

Retirement

And so on……….

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