Why Choose a High-Deductible Plan?
You can typically save $240/month by raising the Annual Deductible on your Health Insurance by $2,000
High-Deductible Plans offer the same catastrophic coverage as Traditional Co-Pay Plans if you become very ill or have a major injury. But because they do not usually cover doctor's visits or regular prescriptions, they can protect you from medical bankruptcy for a much more modest premium than you would pay for a Traditional Co-Pay Plan. If you are healthy, you will probably save hundreds or thousands of dollars every year by moving to a less-expensive High-Deductible Plan and investing your savings in maintaining your good health.
Qualify For a Health Savings Account (HSA)
Individuals with annual deductibles of $1,050 or more, and families with annual deductibles of $2,100 or more, qualify to open Health Savings Accounts (HSAs). HSAs are investment accounts similar to IRAs or 401(k) plans, with one major difference: HSAs allow you to withdraw funds at any time tax-free to pay for any medical expenses—even those you incurred years before.
Buy your own high-deductible policy, open an HSA, and begin investing money tax-free that will build tax-free interest for the rest of your life. Save your medical receipts now, and reimburse yourself for those expenses in retirement, after your investment has accrued years of interest.
Save Thousands Every Year In Premiums
Health insurance plans with higher deductibles offer much lower monthly premiums:
| $500 Annual Deductible | $500.00/Month |
| $2,500 Annual Deductible | $260.00/Month |
| Monthly Premium Savings | $240.00/Month |
You Can Typically Save $240/month, $2,880/year by raising the Annual Deductible (per person) on your Health Insurance by $2,000. However, you may not be comfortable accepting the higher risk of having a $2,500 Annual Deductible per person on each family member. Or, you may want better coverage if you or a family member has an accident.
For $27.99/month, you can obtain $2,500-Benefit Accident Medical Coverage for your family—this pays you up to $2,500 per accident in medical expenses for each member of your family (no limit on number of accidents). This saves you $212/month, $2,544 a year, and provides you better coverage ($100 deductible) in the event of an accident or injury.



