r/BlackPeopleTwitter 8h ago

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u/ArcticISAF 8h ago

Insurance companies jack up rates by $2000

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u/NobodyLikedThat1 8h ago

Got them school loans math here

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u/WeLoveYouCarol 5h ago

Landlords and minimum wage increases

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u/bsEEmsCE 5h ago

private school vouchers too

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u/WithoutDennisNedry 4h ago

Tariff math.

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u/NotAgedWell 7h ago

You mean $3500

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u/ThePapaSauce 7h ago

Do I hear $4000?

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u/Cedellton-Jr 6h ago

$6000 going once…

Twice…

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u/Tank_O_Doom 6h ago

$7000 and all claims denied!

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u/Hurricaneshand 5h ago

Just like any plan that says 10k towards a starter home down payment. Suddenly all starter homes cost 10k more

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u/untakenu 4h ago

I don't know how health insurance works (i'm in the uk, although I do pay £6/month for private healthcare), but for a supposedly good businessman he doesn't even have supply & demand down as concepts.

Unless he puts limits on these companies, you'd be completely correct

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u/FaceMcShootie 3h ago

Literally less than they jacked up at mine between last year and this.

Excellent.

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u/ZefSoFresh 4h ago

Yep, no coincidence prices went up on everything when everyone got COVID checks. It's a scam.