VanWinkle
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
I am currently applying to the Healthcare.gov site for health Insurance. My wife is coming off of a cobra from my work and is getting subsidies and cost sharing. I have a retirement insurance plan that I pay the premium of almost 1000 per month. I have run out of credits to pay this premium, and now want to access the ACA for insurance. With my reported income, the retirement plan would qualify as unaffordable and I should be qualified for subsidies and cost sharing also. However, after checking the application, there is no place to input the premium to prove unaffordable. Anyone else run into this problem and give me some tips? I have called HC.gov and after 40 minutes yesterday and no answers to the question, I was disconnected.
I will call them again but thought maybe someone here had run into the same problem.
Thanks for any info.
VW
Problem solved------YES
I will call them again but thought maybe someone here had run into the same problem.
Thanks for any info.
VW
Problem solved------YES
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