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Pregnant BYU students face high insurance costs
BYU students expecting newborns are often met with high insurance costs. This graphic describes some options available to students. (Danny Burnham)
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5 financial tips for new parents
Amanda Ritter, a 2017 BYU grad, and her husband, Nick, pose with their son, Calvin. Amanda Ritter said while she was pregnant she benefitted from talking to insurance representatives in person rather than on the phone about her maternity plan questions. (Amanda Ritter)
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Young Utah parents struggle with maternity costs
BYU graduate Amanda Ritter swaddles her newborn son, Calvin. Ritter said when she was first pregnant, medical costs were a 'nightmare,' but after she got onto a Medicaid plan, it was smooth sailing. (Amanda Ritter)
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