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4. Really? Everything I've read says 400%.

Reply to enlightenment (Reply #3)

Sun Dec 15, 2013, 03:22 PM

Dec 2013

I wonder if geography has anything to do with it? Have you tried different zip codes?

I thought it was tied to the Federal poverty level though, so this is news to me.

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Confused on health-care subsidy. [View all] Texasgal Dec 2013 OP

you can go to coverca.com, and use the shop and compare tool. https://www.coveredca.com lostincalifornia Dec 2013 #1

Thank you! Texasgal Dec 2013 #6

Basically if you are making between 100% and 400% of poverty-level income, you qualify. LAGC Dec 2013 #2

I have a question about those percentages. enlightenment Dec 2013 #3

Really? Everything I've read says 400%. LAGC Dec 2013 #4

Okay - I didn't enter 33 as the age. enlightenment Dec 2013 #5

Another question on the subsidy Sienna86 Dec 2013 #7

You can sign up for an ACA plan, but you won't qualify for a subsidy. rucky Dec 2013 #9

I thought I would get a subsidy PasadenaTrudy Dec 2013 #8