When health insurance is available through an employer, the cost to the employee is typically:

A)higher than an individual policy.

B)lower than an individual policy.

C)paid for by the employer.

D)paid for by the government.

Health insurance by employment is one by which the employer pays majority amount and the employee pays a small portion of it. On the hand, someone who has Individual health insurance will pay the total cost by themselves and the coverage is for a single person. Comparing the two costs, to individual health insurance policies usually cost a person more than getting one through employment.

When health insurance is available through an employer, the cost to the employee is typically: A)higher than an individual policy. B)lower than an individual policy. C)paid for by the employer. D)paid for by the government.

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When health insurance is available through an employer, the cost to the employee is typically:

A)higher than an individual policy.

B)lower than an individual policy.

C)paid for by the employer.

D)paid for by the government.