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kestrel91316

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9. No, that is completely false. Plans can be shopped independent of applying.

Reply to B2G (Reply #6)

Thu Oct 10, 2013, 09:13 PM

Oct 2013

I've been doing it. I'd LOVE to apply, but CoveredCA is still broken. I have the pdf of the paper application if all else fails. I know exactly what plan I want and what my cost will be after the subsidy. That's how I decided.

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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