Posted on 09/26/2014 11:23:41 PM PDT by Libloather
Are you ready for Round Two?
In a little more than a month, the federal Health Insurance Marketplace will swing open its virtual doors and let the masses in. Hopefully, things will go a little smoother than last year.
I love Obamacare, but last year's open enrollment process was a mess. Personally, it only took me four applications, three online profiles and two attempts to verify my income before it was all said and done. However, I had it good. I have a friend who lost her employer-sponsored coverage midway through the year and is currently in health insurance hell: She is on her 13th application while the federal and state governments argue over her eligibility.
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You are right. The comments were fun.
Figures. A freeloader working for PMSNBC.
“I love ObamaCare”..like a golden calf
Guilty
You used a chain, attached to a Mac Truck and pulled that out from under a bridge?
I hope she loves dying young too.
just wait till these people who couldn’t enroll in Obamacare due to tech or other issues see their refund and notice how much less it is now all due to Obama.
The Dem base is gonna be upset about that!!
Thanks. now my notebook has hypertension.
From the looks of her, she does.
Probably lost her employer-sponsored insurance due to Obamacare!
Spread the Word: Loss of Health Insurance=Democrat
Probably lost her employer-sponsored insurance due to Obamacare!
Spread the Word: Loss of Health Insurance=Democratic Parties Fault!
Knowing that ObamaCare II, the horrible sequel, is in the wings, Fox reported yesterday that those who had signed up for ObamaCare I will automatically be signed up for the coming year.
Never mind that the prices have changed. If you don’t pay the correct amount the IRS will bill you for the difference. Once you check in, you can never check out. Scary.
“I love Obamacare...”
Why are you a moron, lady?
People that take the subsidies upfront in order to pay the premiums are suppose notify the exchange of any change in income right away. It works both ways. A drop in income likely means an increase in the subsidy. I can see all sorts of problems though with unexpected income. Maybe someone cashes out a 401K to pay bills not realizing it is income. Or maybe someone has a stock fund that has an unexpected year end payout that takes them out of subsidy range.
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