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An Overview
Health insurance is a hotly debated topic in this year’s presidential elections. Obama-care has some doctors and citizens fuming over the possibility of universal healthcare. But, before preaching, one should get a full grasp of what health insurance entails for a typical buyer.
This infographic gives an overview of how the health insurance industry works. One thing for sure, the health insurance industry is a booming business, as the typical 22-year old will pay $400,000 for health care and insurance in his or her lifetime.
Assessment
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