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  2. 2025 ObamaCare Eligibility Chart and Subsidy Calculator

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    Find your state’s official Health Insurance Marketplace or use the Federal Marketplace HealthCare.Gov. Open enrollment for 2025 health plans started November 1, 2024 (in most states). During open enrollment, you can apply for cost assistance , change plans , and enroll in a plan .

  3. ObamaCare Under 26: Rules for Children and Young Adults

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    Most young adults can find low-cost coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace, Medicaid, or may have coverage options through an employer or university. Turning 26 and Special Enrollment Turning 26 triggers a special enrollment period, which allows a young adult to sign up for a new plan.

  4. ObamaCare | Health Insurance Exchange

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    The ObamaCare health insurance exchanges allow all Americans above the poverty line to be able to buy health insurance through providers via an online health insurance marketplace. The marketplace also offers subsidies for lower cost premiums, lower out-of-pocket costs, and Medicaid.

  5. Self-Employed Health Insurance - ObamaCare Facts

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    The Self-Employed Health Insurance Tax Deduction (found on Form 1040, Line 29) allows you to reduce your Adjusted Gross Income by the amount you pay in premiums on medical insurance, dental insurance, and qualified long-term care insurance for yourself, your spouse, and your dependents.

  6. Short Term Health Insurance - ObamaCare Facts

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    Short term health plans, or temporary health plans, have been called “junk” health insurance along with other non-ObamaCare-compliant plans like fixed benefit plans. The term “junk” health insurance is harsh.

  7. Premium Tax Credits - ObamaCare Facts

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    Find your state’s official Health Insurance Marketplace or use the Federal Marketplace HealthCare.Gov. Open enrollment for 2025 health plans started November 1, 2024 (in most states). During open enrollment, you can apply for cost assistance , change plans , and enroll in a plan .

  8. Health Insurance Copay (Copayment) - ObamaCare Facts

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    What is a Health Insurance Copay? In health insurance a copay (copayment) is a fixed amount you pay for covered services, typically when you get the service. Copays differ from coinsurance (the percentage you pay for covered services, usually after reaching your deductible). Each plan treats copays and coinsurance differently, so it’s ...

  9. Supplemental Health Insurance - ObamaCare Facts

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    Supplemental health insurance, or Supplementary insurance, is meant to supplement your plan and is not ObamaCare compliant on it’s own. Supplementary insurance is sold by private companies and can help pay some of the health care costs that your plan doesn’t cover, like copayments , coinsurance , and deductibles .

  10. ObamaCare Explained | An Explanation of ObamaCare

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    ObamaCare helps tens of millions of Americans get access to affordable health insurance by expanding Medicaid and CHIP, improving Medicare, and setting up a “Health Insurance Marketplace” where Americans making under 400% of the federal poverty level can purchase subsidized health insurance. ObamaCare’s reforms also increase the quality ...

  11. Health Savings Account (HSA) - ObamaCare Facts

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    You pay your share of the health insurance costs tax-free. If you crunch the numbers, it’s the cheapest way to get health coverage (even without cost assistance or dropping a tax bracket). For non-healthcare purposes, HSA’s can be withdrawn from early at a 20% penalty, rolled over into a retirement account, or be withdrawn from without ...