FFL/Gunsmith health insurance.

[Hino895]

I’ve been driving 32 years now and about 3.5 million miles, time to quit.
I’ve also had my class 7 license for 9 years and a successful part time shop in Virginia.
We’ve since moved to Kentucky and I’m in the process of building and putting together a bigger better shop.
I’m 63 so Medicare isn’t available to me yet.
My question is what do FFL/ Gunsmiths use for health care?
I’m in pretty good health cept every once in a while something falls off or has to be removed.
No high blood pressure or diabetes.
Just fat and ugly.
Thanks

 

[LVLAaron]

Don't have an answer, but welcome to KY - Where abouts are you?

 

[DRK]

You are probably best off looking for individual coverage on the Obama care exchange.

 

[Hino895]

Little town called Nancy out near Russell springs.

 

[Alex Wheeler]

I dont think it matters if your an ffl or gunsmith, same as any other self employed person. The cheapest blue cross plan they had for me here in Fl. was about $600 per month. Which was the basic 10K deductible, lots of out of pocket ext. I found a real crappy plan through united thats $300 a month but its only for 3 years. So if you get sick they only have to deal with it for 3 years. Bottom line is it is going to make you sick when you start shopping around.

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

Little town called Nancy out near Russell springs.

I know where that is! Is this Greg or do you know a Greg Y that used to shoot BR?

 

[jds holler]

Bottom line is its is going to make you sick when you start shopping around.

Now, that right there is sad in a funny sort of way. -- or vice-versa.

I'd also advise anyone getting toward retirement, or lowering your income to take care of as much tooth care and repair as you possibly can -- while you can still easily cash flow the work. Your teeth are only goin one direction, and I don't think I've ever heard of good dental insurance. jd

 

[Hino895]

No I’m Clinton Mullins.
Don’t know Greg Y but I’m new in town.
I’m meeting a lot of people through the church and family I have that lives in somerset and they’re all gun people.
My type of people.

 

[GotRDid]

Hino, there is a Gun Show in Somerset on Feb 3 & 4 at “The Center”; your People will know where to take you.
I’ll be there.

 

[Handi204]

My wife and I used Samaritan Ministries medical share plan till we got on Medicare, that might be an option.

 

[Tom E]

I’ve been driving 32 years now and about 3.5 million miles, time to quit.
I’ve also had my class 7 license for 9 years and a successful part time shop in Virginia.
We’ve since moved to Kentucky and I’m in the process of building and putting together a bigger better shop.
I’m 63 so Medicare isn’t available to me yet.
My question is what do FFL/ Gunsmiths use for health care?
I’m in pretty good health cept every once in a while something falls off or has to be removed.
No high blood pressure or diabetes.
Just fat and ugly.
Thanks

Sara and I have used medi share, we have been extremely happy.
Been on it since 2017 when Obama made our blue cross unaffordable