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To: Iron Munro

I understand that even those with subsidized premiums still are subject to the deductibles. Is that true?


18 posted on 11/03/2016 9:14:03 AM PDT by xzins ( Free Republic Gives YOU a voice heard around the globe. Support the Freepathon!)
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To: xzins

People eligible for bronze exchange plans only get their premiums subsidized. People between 138% and 250% FPL can get additional cost sharing subsidies in addition to premium subsidies. This lowers co-pays and deductibles. However, they have to buy the silver plan which has higher premiums.


23 posted on 11/03/2016 9:20:58 AM PDT by EVO X
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To: xzins
I understand that even those with subsidized premiums still are subject to the deductibles. Is that true?

It is in California. My premiums have a subsidy but in 2017 the premiums will increase by 24%, the subsidy will decrease and my deductible will be $6,500 ... and that's for the cheapest plan.

I am dropping out in 2017 because you can qualify for a financial hardship if the premiums are 8.3% of your income. In 2017, they will be 11.5% of my income.

35 posted on 11/03/2016 10:00:36 AM PDT by Lizavetta
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