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gerogie2

(450 posts)

7. You have 90 day grace period

Reply to FrodosPet (Original post)

Mon Dec 30, 2013, 10:54 AM

Dec 2013

You have a 90 day grace period before you lose your insurance. If you don't pay the months you use the private insurance company will send it to collections and place it on your credit report. If you can't pay then unenroll by calling the private health insurance company. Once your enrolled they handle everything. Government just handles any tax credits you may receive.

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How much grace period on ACA premiums? [View all] FrodosPet Dec 2013 OP

Insurance yeoman6987 Dec 2013 #1

If my hours are cut FrodosPet Dec 2013 #2

No Insurance yeoman6987 Dec 2013 #4

Thank you FrodosPet Dec 2013 #5

Which state are you in and company are you with? PoliticAverse Dec 2013 #3

Michigan. Blue Cross. FrodosPet Dec 2013 #6

You have 90 day grace period gerogie2 Dec 2013 #7

Not true. former9thward Dec 2013 #10

I'm in California. I just got a call last week that the "binder" premium payment is BlueCaliDem Dec 2013 #8

Contact them, you should have until the 10th. Motown_Johnny Dec 2013 #9