@keder

Why do people think it's a good idea for adults age 22-26 to be on the parents' insurance?

11:05PM Wed, May 16 2012

@JordanAshcraft Northern California

can't afford it otherwise.

11:07PM Wed, May 16 2012

@SoquelCreek Soquel, California, USA

Because it doesn't really cost anybody anything. It's a gov't gimmick.

11:07PM Wed, May 16 2012

@CJ1349 Missouri

Although I do support most of what you say, I don't see why it is a bad idea to stay on my parents health insurance.

11:07PM Wed, May 16 2012

@CJ1349 Missouri

I'm 21, in college, and thank God I am still on it. If I dont get a good job once i graduate, my heath insurance will be shit.

11:08PM Wed, May 16 2012

@EricStrobel New Market, AL

More importantly, why must the Federal Gov't force this to be the case? If its part of your private contract, fine.

11:08PM Wed, May 16 2012

@lthrchris89

becasue due to the now 8 years it takes to get a college degree 26 is when you get a job with your own insurance

11:09PM Wed, May 16 2012

@kesgardner U.S.A.

Are you talking about the Politico article? Politico says this is "popular." With whom? Is there actually polling on the issue?

11:09PM Wed, May 16 2012

@dcseth Washington, DC

@keder "Hey, kid do you want something free/your parents to pay for yet another thing?" "YES!" OK, it's popular.

11:10PM Wed, May 16 2012

@go_galt The ATL

The only people who think this are aged 22-26.

11:12PM Wed, May 16 2012

@tomferrari Southlake, TX

cos, if U get a voter for 2 elections, you've pretty much got em for life. 18+4+4=26!

11:13PM Wed, May 16 2012

@ianlozada

Because new college grads have a 50/50 chance of finding a job right now?

11:13PM Wed, May 16 2012

@Antoinettes36 san carlos, chile

Instead of getting a 9-5 job, you can make up to $1200 per week from twitter. Saved my life. http://t.co/FgeIvkmk

11:17PM Wed, May 16 2012

@darsh5000 Indiana

b/c they may still be in college or haven't found a job with ins. yet. i just graduated last week and would have no ins w/o obamacare

11:27PM Wed, May 16 2012

@rap2jr Massachusetts

@keder Its popular with 22-26 year olds still on their parents insurance

11:30PM Wed, May 16 2012

@kesgardner U.S.A.

@keder I know how much health insurance costs, and some of it is this requirement that 26 year olds be covered by their parents.

11:32PM Wed, May 16 2012

@HWinfojunkie Utah, USA

cuz it's taking longer for kids to grow up now ;-)

11:47PM Wed, May 16 2012

@americanstalker Chicago, IL USA

My sister was in school and working and her old company said that she had to have x number of hours a week in order to keep insurance

12:14AM Thu, May 17 2012

@americanstalker Chicago, IL USA

@keder Then her company cuts all part-timers hours to less than half of what she needs, and loses her insurance. Thank God

12:18AM Thu, May 17 2012

@JuliaLeusner Philadelphia, PA

Not saying I agree but many health issues begin to crop up in 20s (autoimmune), esp w/girls. It's helpful to have this extra support.

12:51AM Thu, May 17 2012

@Triwidow50 SNA-HNL-KOA-SNA

whether he's 5 or 25 how does my son being on MY private ins plan affect you or anyone else since I am the one paying the premiums?

1:00AM Thu, May 17 2012

@BobSpank

because if they get sick, they don't have to die. ;)

2:08AM Fri, May 18 2012

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Why do people think it's a good idea for adults age 22-26 to be on the parents' insurance?

can't afford it otherwise.

Because it doesn't really cost anybody anything. It's a gov't gimmick.

Although I do support most of what you say, I don't see why it is a bad idea to stay on my parents health insurance.

I'm 21, in college, and thank God I am still on it. If I dont get a good job once i graduate, my heath insurance will be shit.

More importantly, why must the Federal Gov't force this to be the case? If its part of your private contract, fine.

becasue due to the now 8 years it takes to get a college degree 26 is when you get a job with your own insurance

Are you talking about the Politico article? Politico says this is "popular." With whom? Is there actually polling on the issue?

@keder "Hey, kid do you want something free/your parents to pay for yet another thing?" "YES!" OK, it's popular.

The only people who think this are aged 22-26.

cos, if U get a voter for 2 elections, you've pretty much got em for life. 18+4+4=26!

Because new college grads have a 50/50 chance of finding a job right now?

Instead of getting a 9-5 job, you can make up to $1200 per week from twitter. Saved my life. http://t.co/FgeIvkmk

b/c they may still be in college or haven't found a job with ins. yet. i just graduated last week and would have no ins w/o obamacare

@keder Its popular with 22-26 year olds still on their parents insurance

@keder I know how much health insurance costs, and some of it is this requirement that 26 year olds be covered by their parents.

cuz it's taking longer for kids to grow up now ;-)

My sister was in school and working and her old company said that she had to have x number of hours a week in order to keep insurance

@keder Then her company cuts all part-timers hours to less than half of what she needs, and loses her insurance. Thank God

Not saying I agree but many health issues begin to crop up in 20s (autoimmune), esp w/girls. It's helpful to have this extra support.

whether he's 5 or 25 how does my son being on MY private ins plan affect you or anyone else since I am the one paying the premiums?

because if they get sick, they don't have to die. ;)

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Replyz collects and amplifies questions from around the web, allowing a wider audience to answer them.

Why do people think it's a good idea for adults age 22-26 to be on the parents' insurance?

can't afford it otherwise.

Because it doesn't really cost anybody anything. It's a gov't gimmick.

Although I do support most of what you say, I don't see why it is a bad idea to stay on my parents health insurance.

I'm 21, in college, and thank God I am still on it. If I dont get a good job once i graduate, my heath insurance will be shit.

More importantly, why must the Federal Gov't *force* this to be the case? If its part of your private contract, fine.

becasue due to the now 8 years it takes to get a college degree 26 is when you get a job with your own insurance

Are you talking about the Politico article? Politico says this is "popular." With whom? Is there actually polling on the issue?

@keder "Hey, kid do you want something free/your parents to pay for yet another thing?" "YES!" OK, it's popular.

The only people who think this are aged 22-26.

cos, if U get a voter for 2 elections, you've pretty much got em for life. 18+4+4=26!

Because new college grads have a 50/50 chance of finding a job right now?

Instead of getting a 9-5 job, you can make up to $1200 per week from twitter. Saved my life. http://t.co/FgeIvkmk

b/c they may still be in college or haven't found a job with ins. yet. i just graduated last week and would have no ins w/o obamacare

@keder Its popular with 22-26 year olds still on their parents insurance

@keder I know how much health insurance costs, and some of it is this requirement that 26 year olds be covered by their parents.

cuz it's taking longer for kids to grow up now ;-)

My sister was in school and working and her old company said that she had to have x number of hours a week in order to keep insurance

@keder Then her company cuts all part-timers hours to less than half of what she needs, and loses her insurance. Thank God

Not saying I agree but many health issues begin to crop up in 20s (autoimmune), esp w/girls. It's helpful to have this extra support.

whether he's 5 or 25 how does my son being on MY private ins plan affect you or anyone else since I am the one paying the premiums?

because if they get sick, they don't have to die. ;)

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More importantly, why must the Federal Gov't force this to be the case? If its part of your private contract, fine.