Department of Energy scientists announced a breakthrough in nuclear fusion. NPR's Rob Schmitz speaks with Scott Hsu, lead fusion coordinator at DOE, about what this means for the future.
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I got a new FT job and their health insurance benefits are limited to opening an HSA, then choosing between a bronze, silver etc plan connected to that HSA account. My dental plan is also a savings account?
I have been on my state’s insurance for low income individuals up until this point and don’t have a lot of familiarity with high deductible plans. My parents had a PPO/HMO plan with their work so this is the first time I’ve only seen an HSA offered.
It's time to renew and I intended to select the Florida Blue 1443C plan as always, but on Healthcare.gov my closest option is 1443B. Logging in at FloridaBlue's website it suggests that I'm already enrolled for the 1443C plan for 2023 unless I change it. I can't actually navigate the insurer's webpage as the web code is screwed up and most of the pages are unreadable.
The website just displaying things like new_header.messages instead of displaying messages, or dashboard-floridablue.linkText in some weird popunder banner. All I want to know is if there is a difference between 1443B and 1443C so I can make a decision before the Thursday deadline.
Can anyone help?