Or have very few days left on this earth.
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Would hate to hear what you would say if you sold"fear"..
Only pull that out card in 1 out of 500.
I'm just giving him a different angle if he's gonna go in that direction
How Can Insurance Company Raise my Rate 22% for 2015 when I Bought It on Healthcare.gov?
- Thread starter tenyks
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Only pull that out card in 1 out of 500.
I'm just giving him a different angle if he's gonna go in that direction
Not trying to impress anybody. You can't say 3k a week isn't making money.
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If you make $3,000 @ week, you're in the top 10% in the USA, and the top 1% of the planet. From a numbers perspective, this is an accomplishment to be proud of!
REF: Household income in the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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$3K a week for the 4 heavy volume weeks of OEP=$12K for the year, what about the other 48 weeks when everyone in the country isn't trying to enroll in health insurance?
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originally posted by tenyks
You are aware that if you don't have health insurance in 2015, you'll be hit with a penalty of $1,500 each month aren't you? And, there's no subsidies for that.
can't afford it means can't afford it, unfortunately.
in a state where Medicaid isn't an option, unless the state house/senate changes their mine, which is 99% unlikely.... worst case, I will have no choice but to end my life early.
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Individal health is my core business (my Revenue has grown 200% in the past 2 years exclusively due to ACA.
In WA state I have found the tax credits go down about 10% to 20%. People get one year older and insurance companies increased the price by about 0% to 5% (so not too bad).
Overall people that got tax credits were really pissed. If they were paying $200/mo and now paying about $350/mo can't afford it.
Honestly I really think that the ACA tax credits were intentionally spiked much higher for the 1st year to get people onboard...
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The penalty for NOT having Health Insurance is:
2014 = 1%
2015 = 2%
2016 = 2.5% of adjusted gross income.
In WA state I have found the tax credits go down about 10% to 20%. People get one year older and insurance companies increased the price by about 0% to 5% (so not too bad).
Overall people that got tax credits were really pissed. If they were paying $200/mo and now paying about $350/mo can't afford it.
Honestly I really think that the ACA tax credits were intentionally spiked much higher for the 1st year to get people onboard...
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The penalty for NOT having Health Insurance is:
2014 = 1%
2015 = 2%
2016 = 2.5% of adjusted gross income.
