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napi21

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3. Check out the ACA, enter your info and see what the results are.

Reply to MrsKirkley (Original post)

Sat Oct 12, 2013, 09:21 PM

Oct 2013

I know if your annual income is low, you get a supplement to help pay for the premiums. I can't guess at how much you mighty have to pay each month, but from everyone I've talked to, it appears the premiums (including the gov't supplement) will be affordable.

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My problem with the Affordable Care Act [View all] MrsKirkley Oct 2013 OP

I understand there is a help provision on the deductible Turbineguy Oct 2013 #1

They're calling it the 'family glitch' leftstreet Oct 2013 #2

Check out the ACA, enter your info and see what the results are. napi21 Oct 2013 #3

Read the actual post, not an option for this person, stuck with WallMart insurance Dragonfli Oct 2013 #4

She is eligible Sgent Oct 2013 #5

You think someone that works part time at Wallyworld can afford an unsubsidized policy? TheKentuckian Oct 2013 #7

I know the feeling. progressoid Oct 2013 #6

Fellow "family glitchers" here...ADVICE. Barack_America Oct 2013 #8

A question about the mechanics of the family glitch... Jim Lane Oct 2013 #9

The law needs to be amended to deal with this serious coverage gap IronLionZion Oct 2013 #10