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Maggie pays $50 a month for her health insurance policy. Maggie's $50 monthly payment is called a: copay premium deduciable
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Maggie pays $50 a month for her health insurance policy. Maggie's $50 monthly payment is called a:
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Im not a completely sure because I don't take business classes but I think its copay
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The answer is Premium .
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