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Two family health plans compared: $2,180 to $3,180 a year cheaper

Potential $2,180 a year

By @RampCapitalLLC on X, · US only

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WHAT THEY SAY

The claim

Plan A wins at every level: $3,180 cheaper on premiums only, $2,880 with the deductible, $2,180 at the out-of-pocket maximum. The post says $2,000 to $3,000.

@RampCapitalLLC asked the bot

Compare the documents from both health plans and tell me which one makes the most sense.

Grok Bot: what it did

Read every document from both employer plans and compared yearly costs at three spending levels, counting the $1,500 employer HSA deposit.

Paraphrased from the post, not the exact words.

WHAT THE POST SHOWS

Evidence: Bot's own report Stage: Found, not requested

The bot's comparison table for the family health plan, 2027. The author built and promotes a free open-enrollment bot in the quoted post.

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