[PeterPrinciple]

"However, so far only 100,000 accounts have been created. Critics say that's proof that the public doesn't want them."

The truth is that instead of current policies being accepted, this original law required an odd deductible amount that the industry didn't have in place. It was set up to fail. There is such a thing as Medicare msa but no company offers a policy that meets the govts odd requirements.

[chiller]

They will, once people know about 'em, and they're available, which is the point of this.

[chief911]

Wasn't the limit on the number of accounts allowed by the original law something like 100,000? I can't believe the press would mislead us with something like this (sarcasm off).