Pay Cuts, Other Strategies Middle-Income Earners Use To Afford Health Insurance
Byline: Rachel Bluth, Kaiser Health News. Instead of $2,100 a month– the amount she had been quoted for 2017– their premiums are just $87 monthly, her lost income more than compensated for by qualifying for insurance subsides. Open enrollment in the 39 states using the federal marketplace started Nov. 1 and ends Dec. 15 for coverage that starts Jan. 1.
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