Study: Retirement at 65 no longer realistic for many

Freelance Hack · Jun 13, 2011

Bob Cook said:

Not to make the thread more political, but if health reform truly gives us affordable, half-decent health insurance for individuals, I think you'll see the entrepreneurship rate go up. I know for some friends who wanted to step out, they decided against it after seeing what they would have to pay for health care. I have a friend who runs a couple of successful restaurants, and his wife still works full-time in large part for the health insurance.

Or a continually lousy economy may create more entrepreneurs, out of necessity.
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Bob,

I've thought that for a long time, too. If you knew your family had insurance, you'd be more inclined to take a business risk knowing your family would still have access to healthcare.

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