Once it's time to leave, I'll probably get catastrophic coverage in case I get hit by a bus or end up with cancer, and pay for routine expenses out of pocket. Healthy people in their 20s really don't have many medical expenses - I think the last time I went to the doctor was a year and a half ago, and it cost about $150 (through a COBRA mixup, my coverage didn't start until the month after I needed it, but they refunded my check for the month I wasn't covered and I ended up saving like $200 by not being covered). If there are serious problems, that's what the catastrophic insurance is for.
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Keeping my day job. ;-)
Once it's time to leave, I'll probably get catastrophic coverage in case I get hit by a bus or end up with cancer, and pay for routine expenses out of pocket. Healthy people in their 20s really don't have many medical expenses - I think the last time I went to the doctor was a year and a half ago, and it cost about $150 (through a COBRA mixup, my coverage didn't start until the month after I needed it, but they refunded my check for the month I wasn't covered and I ended up saving like $200 by not being covered). If there are serious problems, that's what the catastrophic insurance is for.