Choosing a health insurance plan feels a lot like juggling chainsaws: it’s scary, it’s hard, and there’s a good chance it will end in regret. For Americans fortunate enough to have a choice, there are two broad options, low premium/high deductible plans and high premium/low deductible plans. "Low premium/high deductible plans are cheap but uncertain. They cost the least up front. But if you get sick or hurt, you’ll pay most of the expense yourself. These are the choice of the healthiest or poorest people.

"High premium/low deductible plans are pricey but predictable. You have a sizable monthly fee, but if you do get sick or hurt the insurance company will cover most of those costs. These plans are the wise choice for the well to do or the already ill."

The main idea is "For Americans fortunate enough to have a choice, there are two broad options, low premium/high deductible plans and high premium/low deductible plans." Which sentence below provides a minor supporting detail?

Low premium/high deductible plans are cheap but uncertain.

High premium/low deductible places are pricey but predictable.

These plans are the wise choice for the well to do or the already ill.

Choosing a health insurance plan feels a lot like juggling chainsaws: it’s scary, it’s hard, and there’s a good chance it will end in regret.