If I get married will I lose my health insurance?

Hello Friends.......

Probably you will be dropped because policies generally cover unmarried children under 18 or children under 22 or 23 who are full time students.

Thanks

You consult your family health insurance adviser..

yes you will lose it . . . !!!
dont marry if you and your spouse can not support your selves .

If you get married, then you have to be responsible for the insurance premiums paid by your father, if you can pay for it, then there is no problem.

If you are ready to get married, then you are ready to get your own insurance. insurance for yourself is about $70mn +/- if you can't afford that, then you won't be able to support yourself or your wife.

why are you in such a rush. enjoy being 21. don't get married so young.

You will definitey going to loose it.....If there is an option then you can change it...

A good way to deal with this, is to put off the wedding. If you feel the need to "hide" the marriage from someone, you're not ready to marry. If you and potential spouse are not capable of supporting yourselves, you aren't ready to get married.

I totally agree with this reply! Instead of going for such complications better not to get married. It's better to be confident and let other know that you're getting married. Then lots of health insurance plans will be waiting for you from where you've to choose the right one for you and your spouse! Until that enjoy the coverage with your parents.

Hi

First of all i want to congratulate to you for your married life and if you are getting to married it is good for you you should take personal insurance for you. it will be beneficial for you in future.We offering individuals and groups insurance at the most competitive rates and finding best possible rate for Insurance through our websites.

Look at your parent's insurance policy documents to tell if there is some exemption. You need to make a tough choice between getting married and keeping the insurance.

There's a great chance you'll lose your insurance. But in order to be sure, might as well address this to your insurance provider. In that way, you'll know right away if you have other options in keeping your insurance and getting hitched.