bobandsherry
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I'm sure this has been asked and answered before, tried a search, didn't find thread - probably operator error
Anyways, I was out to lunch today with a person I used to work with. We got to talking about cost of health care. Her husband is on Medicare and drawing SS, she is retired but still not old enough for Medicare or SS.
She was told by an "insurance woman" that ACA subsidy only available if they have $42K of total income, including SS. I would have thought that MAGI limit for ACA subsidy would still be based on 400% FPL or roughly $67K.
So question I have is, with one person on Medicare and SS how is household income calculated (I'll assume SS is included) and what is the MAGI limit for ACA subsidy?
TIA
Anyways, I was out to lunch today with a person I used to work with. We got to talking about cost of health care. Her husband is on Medicare and drawing SS, she is retired but still not old enough for Medicare or SS.
She was told by an "insurance woman" that ACA subsidy only available if they have $42K of total income, including SS. I would have thought that MAGI limit for ACA subsidy would still be based on 400% FPL or roughly $67K.
So question I have is, with one person on Medicare and SS how is household income calculated (I'll assume SS is included) and what is the MAGI limit for ACA subsidy?
TIA