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Freelancer Health Insurance: All Your Options

Health insurance is the most expensive gap in freelance life. Covers every option from ACA to international expat plans.

By FlowFund TeamJune 28, 20263 min read

The Biggest Gap

Health insurance can cost $300-800/month for an individual without employer coverage.

US Options

ACA Marketplace: Income-based subsidies make these affordable for many freelancers.
COBRA: Continue employer plan 18 months after leaving a job.
Freelancers Union: Group plans in some states.

International Options

Cigna Global / Aetna International: Comprehensive cross-country coverage, $150-400/month.
SafetyWing: $40-60/month for under 39s, popular with nomads.
Local insurance: In Thailand, Germany, Portugal often $50-150/month and comprehensive.

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