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Puzzledtraveller

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5. and since your employer offers insurance

Reply to LiberalElite (Reply #3)

Thu Jul 10, 2014, 09:08 PM

Jul 2014

you are not eligible for any SUBSIDY, even if you are not enrolled in the employee sponsored insurance. Medicaid caseworker doing KYNECT applications for the state of Kentucky since October 1.

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I'm so happy for them. enlightenment Jul 2014 #1

I don't understand why the powers that be fought Obama on the ACA NightWatcher Jul 2014 #2

I think it has to do with the Medical Loss Ratio of 80% steve2470 Jul 2014 #4

they could've negotiated that portion of the law away NightWatcher Jul 2014 #6

I don't understand why he negotiates with them. grahamhgreen Jul 2014 #8

not surprised considering LiberalElite Jul 2014 #3

and since your employer offers insurance Puzzledtraveller Jul 2014 #5

The Full Employment for Insurance Company Act Stallion Jul 2014 #7

Good for them! BrotherIvan Jul 2014 #9