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Business, 28.02.2020 02:27 meleajhart

What is a benefit for enrolling in employer-sponsored health insurance?

With employer-sponsored health insurance, your employer will pay a part of the bill for you and the benefits will not be taxed.

With employer-sponsored health insurance, your employer will pay the entire bill for you.

With employer-sponsored health insurance, all members of your immediate family will automatically also be covered.

With employer-sponsored health insurance, you will receive a larger discount for your monthly premiums the longer you stay with your job.

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