How much does it cost to have anthem health insurance for only two kids (17 n 15) ?

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How much does it cost to have anthem health insurance for only two kids (17 n 15) ?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The cost will depend on the type of coverage.  Most states have special programs for insuring children and teens, so you definitely check into these.

There's a very good article at eHow that discusses how to get health insurance for you and your family when you don't have a job that covers you:

http://www.ehow.com/how_2367563_keep-hea...

How to Get Health Insurance

Take a look at it, as it covers all the major possibilities for getting insurance -- including special coverage for children --  and gives some great resources you can use.

All the best.

Answer 3

It depends on the plan. It depends on the deductible. It depends on their gender. It depends on if they have any pre-existing conditions. It depends on their height and weight. It depends on your zip code.

Visit a local agent that works with all the major companies. The agent can find the best plan for your situation and budget, can give you the premium, and can tell you what is covered and excluded with the policies. There is no extra charge using an agent. Don't try to do this over the internet. Many of the sites will sell your information and you'll be deluged with calls.

Answer 4

Depends on where you live and what kind of plan.  Generally kids are cheap...in the $60-$120 range.  But, that's just a range and you should find out where you live...because Anthem sells in at least a half dozen states...if not a dozen...and they have different policies and rates in every state.  I have clients moving from CA to NV and they have Anthem in CA, but in NV it's not as compettive as some other carriers so we'll be switching carriers.

Find a broker that does business in your state and they'll help you.

Good luck,

Jeff

Answer 5

I depends from your plan and coverage.

Try this one to compare your rates - http://healthplans.my-age.net