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Every state has its own Health Insurance Marketplace, selling plans licensed for sale in that state. Start at Healthcare.gov. It’s where to go to apply for coverage, find out if you qualify for savings, and make changes to your health plan.

How to Pay Less for Healthcare Before You Meet Your Deductible

Study after study has revealed that one of the top concerns Americans have is paying for healthcare. And for good reason. While wages have risen a modest 10% since 2010, healthcare deductibles have risen 67% in the same time period for American workers. Instead of skipping treatment because the first $2,000, $4,000 or $10,000 of…

Health Insurance Facts: Tax Subsidy and Tax Penalty

The Affordable Care Act ushered in a new level of benefits and complexity for individuals and families that purchase their own health insurance. On the positive side, anyone who falls between 100%-400% of the Federal Poverty Level (a family of four that makes between $23,550 and $94,200 on average, depending on their state of residence),…

What is The Affordable Care Act?

The Affordable Care Act, also commonly referred to as “Obamacare,” is healthcare reform legislation that was signed into law by President Barak Obama in 2010. The law has many provisions that have been and continue to roll out in phases, some of which will not go into effect until 2022. With the passing of Obamacare,…

Many Americans qualify for cost assistance from the federal government when they apply for a health insurance plan. The subsidies — also known as Premium Tax Credits — are based on your income. Depending on your family size, you could earn more than $100,000 a year and be eligible for some amount of subsidies. Even if you don’t believe you are eligible for a tax subsidy on your health insurance, run a quote and see if you qualify for any savings. And, remember, there are two kinds of subsidies: One that lowers your monthly cost, and the other that reduces the size of your deductible.

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