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Currently im in college studying accounting. I have experience with accounting through school and from my previous employment. Everyday I search for positions so I can get a head start in my career and when I finally get an interview it never goes past there . I ask questions, i greet them, show up early , prepare, give examples, etc… and in the end I don’t get selected.Am I applying to the wrong companies? Is it because I’m only looking for remote work? Where should I apply to?
I need interview questions for SWETA
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I’d pick low due to the high incoming medical expenses.
But wouldn’t the full amount paid be lower under the calculation? Even though the deductible is met quicker, the full out of pocket amount (including premiums) is higher under the low plan
Personally, I'd go with the low deductible. Between having a baby and your wife's anticipated medical expenses, it's better to be safe than sorry. Only way I'd go with high deductible was if I was on an individual plan, super healthy and could afford to pay out of pocket in the event something catastrophic happened. Definitely not the best idea when you have a family and/or medical issues.
How "significant" will her medical expenses be?
Around $15k