Gen Zers and Millennials Are Rapidly Taking Advantage of This Health Insurance Tip for Freelancers

When Madelyn Roman, 31, wanted to go freelance, the biggest barrier she faced wasn't how she would make money, but how she would afford healthcare. 

Like many people in the U.S., Roman’s health insurance was tied to her employer. But then she learned about a way to get health insurance through her fiancé. (And no, it wasn't pushing forward the wedding.)

Once a common method for same-sex couples to gain basic rights previously denied to them but long associated with "traditional" marriage, ranging from shared healthcare to inheritance, couples of all sexual orientations are now entering domestic partnerships as a precursor—or alternative—to marriage.

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