What is the Obamacare Subsidy Cliff? Find out about this health insurance phenomena and what it could mean for your wallet.

Do you have questions about the annual open enrollment period? Read on to find the answers about open enrollment that you need.

Experiencing a qualifying life event allows you to apply for Obamacare health insurance coverage outside of the annual Obamacare open enrollment period.

Key Takeaways: Not Mandatory: You are not required to take your employer’s health insurance if you don’t want it; you can opt-out and choose another plan. Consider Coverage and Costs: Before opting out, compare your employer’s plan with other options, considering both coverage and costs, including any potential tax benefits. Impact on Eligibility: Declining your […]

Key Takeaways: COBRA Continuation: You may be eligible to temporarily continue your previous employer’s health coverage through COBRA, but it often comes with higher premiums since you’ll pay the full cost. Marketplace Plans: Consider enrolling in a Marketplace plan through HealthCare.gov, which might offer subsidies based on your income, especially if you’re between jobs. Short-Term […]

Key Takeaways: No-deductible health insurance lets you skip the annual deductible, so your coverage starts immediately. These plans often come with higher monthly premiums, but they can be worth it if you want care right away. Even without a deductible, you’ll still have coinsurance, meaning you share some costs with your insurance, just like with […]

Learn with eHealth about the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, including key features, recent updates, and the impact of the ACA on health coverage.

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