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Health Ins Premiums based on income

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Zigner

Zigner

Senior Member, Non-Attorney
Ahhh, the first to take me up on it...
Ok, here goes:


1) Legal yes. Income is NOT a protected group; therefore it is legal to base the amount of premium on that basis.

2) Prevalent yes. My current and last two employers have structured their employer contributions in this manner.
 


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