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Q:  As a full time employee can my employer charge me Cobra rates? Is there a difference between health insurance coverage and Cobra rates?

 

A:  As a full time employee if your company offers a group health insurance you would pay those costs.  If you were to be terminated or lose your job, you would be eligible for Cobra.  Cobra is a federal law that allows you to continue your benefits after you’ve lost your job.  Therefore if you are employed and under a group health plan through you Company I don’t see why you would be paying Cobra rates. 


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