[TheRealVille]

It's very simple to me.
The biggest thing that hurts me is the fact that it ends tax free money that your company can reimburse you after you meet your deductible.
My deductible is 2400. Thats 2400 out of pocket i have to pay every year until it met. My company was giving us 600 cash back on it tax free when we met that deductible and i dont know about you, but thats a lot of money to me. The ACA prevents companies from giving back at all.

The ACA provides "affordable" coverage to low income employees while costing me a fortune. Its like they want everybody to be equal....hmm....socialism?

And if my company opts out of providing insurance and ever pays the fee and im more or less forced into a state exchange, my insurance will triple.

Is that good enough? The ACA hasnt helped me. It hurts me. It hurts people that work.

No, your company, or the insurace they provide are costing you a fortune. Normal deductibles are 500 dollars. Mine is 350 a year. Your boss is the one screwing you. I've never heard of a yearly deductible that high. I don't know what lie your boss is telling you, but they can give you any amount of money they want, to help meet your deductible.