>>1332939
>The healthcare premiums were costing me more than my mortgage payment.
I happen to think that was part of their plan - price middle-class people out of home ownership (by overturning cost of living expenses). Remember bailing out Fannie & Freddie? The ridiculous home loans to people who could not possibly repay them? Who got stuck with the bill for all those outstanding loans? WE DID. When cost of living expenses are turned upside down, such as your experience (healthcare premiums higher than mortgage), what happens when you lose your home? It's transferred to the bank. We bailed those banks out, too.
So, now taxpayers down to lower-middle class are on the hook to the banks for bad loans that they made, and we're getting sucked dry, so they can repossess OUR homes, too.
Cannot possibly be a coincidence.
Clever but evil scam.