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I always lean t...That's a conundrum alrighty. <br /><br />I always lean toward something with benefits. (Though if you can afford individual insurance, it might be less of a problem. I need mental health drugs, which aren't generally covered under individual plans.) <br /><br />That said, you always would want to know what your contribution amount would be for those benefits. That should factor in, I'd think. <br /><br />I haven't really negotiated a salary before, but by and large the rule of negotiating is: He who says an amount first loses. So I would try and find out what the agency has in mind first and foremost. They may offer more than you're expecting. In which case, you'd be selling yourself short. <br /><br />It would probably help, in negotiating something without benefits, to have the numbers handy on what buying your own health care will cost. Then you can point to it as an explanation for needing higher pay.Abigailhttp://ipickuppennies.netnoreply@blogger.com