Health Insurance in United States.

Note created near Alston Drive Fishers, Indiana at Sat Jan 03 2026 10:46:33 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

It’s a farce.

Not 100% sure, but it would be worthwhile investigating the return on investment of all of the money that one has paid in premiums and all of the matching dollars that one’s companies have made to insurance companies to ascertain if the return on investment is realistic.

All in all, it really does not seem like the return on an investment is actually there.

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Thinking time

I think that I am getting together (or have a system) for trying to do taking time each day. This revolves around being able to spend some time in the morning planning the larger activities that I would like to accomplish during the day.

The next ups are to think about how to do the planning time for each month and for each year.(And actually when I see each year, I think that it should be for several years even a decade down the road)

A part of planning for the decade-view, probably needs to include looking back on the monthly reviews. As such, I should probably figure out a way to group those monthly plans or outlets. Perhaps the easiest way is to differentiate them from other items in day one via special tag.

Regarding monthly reviews, I should probably do the next month's review by the 15th of the previous month. Somehow I would need to coordinate this with or around budget planning.

So, for this month (July) I will do July's right now and then set up a reminder to do August in approximately 13 days.