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5. You have to take the employer offered unless it's more than 9.5% of your adjusted gross income.

Sat Nov 22, 2014, 11:36 AM

Nov 2014

If it is less than that and you decline it you're not eligible for any subsidies or tax credits.

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If your employer offers health insurance, you have to take that. glowing Nov 2014 #1

Oh....thanks. SammyWinstonJack Nov 2014 #2

I believe that if your employer offers insurance forthemiddle Nov 2014 #3

Approximately 7 dollars a week for health insurance is pretty good. No? notadmblnd Nov 2014 #4

Thanks for the replies everyone. My son's decision to make. SammyWinstonJack Nov 2014 #8

Is that $57 twice a month, or every other month? SheilaT Nov 2014 #9

It's each pay check and he is paid twice a month. SammyWinstonJack Nov 2014 #10