A young, healthy, athletic woman receives her monthly insurance premium notice. Her premium has increased to $350 a month.
She decides to drop her insurance, reasoning that she can better
spend her money on a gym membership and yoga classes to
relieve the stress in her back. She decides that dropping this
health insurance will also enable her to start saving money in an
IRA. This is a
Select one:
O a. bad idea because one bad illness or even a small injury
can wipe out all of her savings.
O b. good idea because she will be getting what she needs to
keep her from getting sick or injured.
O c. good idea because if she is really sick or injured, she will
just go to the nearest hospital emergency room.
O d. bad idea because most companies will not hire a person
who does not have her own insurance.