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B2G

(9,766 posts) Thu Oct 10, 2013, 08:24 PM Oct 2013

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New ACA premium estimator available [View all]

They put this up today, probably to relieve traffic.

Much better than Kaiser's. This doesn not include any subsidies you would qualify for. You have to go the entire application route to see that.

https://www.healthcare.gov/find-premium-estimates/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=planestimationtool

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New ACA premium estimator available [View all] B2G Oct 2013 OP

Thanks! Stallion Oct 2013 #1

I think this is the direct link to it: CurtEastPoint Oct 2013 #2

Here's a link that includes the subsidies: Schema Thing Oct 2013 #3

^maybe someone who has been able to shop the exchanges could ck the accuracy of this? Schema Thing Oct 2013 #4

I've tried it twice now. it's not working. magical thyme Oct 2013 #16

False. You do not need to apply to look at plans and subsidies. I've been looking to my kestrel91316 Oct 2013 #5

I thought you had to enter all of your personal info B2G Oct 2013 #6

Not at all etherealtruth Oct 2013 #8

No, that is completely false. Plans can be shopped independent of applying. kestrel91316 Oct 2013 #9

How DireStrike Oct 2013 #14

Before accusing the OP of lying, maybe you should at least click the link. last1standing Oct 2013 #10

And the jury results are in.... aikoaiko Oct 2013 #12

Quite interesting etherealtruth Oct 2013 #7

I noticed that too, my employer's crappy plan is about equivalent to a bronze plan or so... Humanist_Activist Oct 2013 #11

Same here. Barack_America Oct 2013 #15

I have insurance thru my employer, but did this out of curiosity TroglodyteScholar Oct 2013 #13

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