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Health insuranceproviders are not createdequal. Before a couple is married, the optionof sharing coverage is extremely unusualunless one of your insurers offers domesticpartner insurance. As you become engaged, if you both have separate insurance it isimportant to talk about the both of youswitching to the better plan once you aremarried. There are a few factors consider,which include deductibles, co-payments, and the benefits of each separate plan.Marriage is a big step, and it can be done with ease if the two of you settle importantdecisions such as your health insurance plan before you take the big leap.Your deductible is the amount you must pay each year to start your policy. Once thispayment is made you will be responsible for whatever amount of co-payment your insurance company requires for you to pay for the health expenses that are coveredin your particular policy. The amount of co-payments that you will be responsible for is established at the time you agree to your health insurancepolicy. It is going to bea certain percentage of health expenses; for instance, you pay 10% while your insurer will be paying the other 90%. You and your fiancé should compare both of your plans and figure out which deductible and co-payment plan seems mostappropriate for the two of you.Married couples are usually eligible for certain benefits that unmarried couplesare not. Being insured separately by thehealth care provider sponsored by your employers may no longer be the mostbeneficial option for you. If you or your fiancé has insurance, and the other doesnot, once the two of you are married theycan be added to the other partner's plan.Cost of adding an additional person isdefinitely something that should beexamined. You should not be required topay more for adding a spouse or even a child in the future because most plans areoffered to immediate family at no extra cost. The best way to compare policies is toestimate a yearly amount of normal health expenses, emergencies, co-payments,and deductibles. Whichever plan has the lowest cost to you will almost always be thebest choice.