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Business, 25.02.2020 02:33 aesthetickait

Susan recently quit working for a local firm and has yet to find a new job. She knows she can maintain her health insurance from her old employer due to COBRA. How much will it likely cost her for health insurance if she previously paid $200 per month and her employer paid an additional $325 per month for her healthcoverage?

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