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[maestra]

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@NativeJax wrote:
151949:

ACA is not gone. Open Enrollment is over with but OP sounds like she has a qualifying event to enroll. Loss of coverage, birth, death, marriage....you have 60 days to enroll after qualifying event.

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@NativeJax  NJ-you are absolutely correct with your info!

The amount of misinformation and  spin on this board can be mind boggling.

[Mom2Dogs]

@NativeJax....I looked into HSA in my county and there was nothing available, that is why I am looking at the MediShare program.  I am surprised that HSA's are not available everywhere. Like a lot of people I cannot sustain my health care premium and knowing it will increase next year I need to do something soon.

[151949]

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@NativeJax wrote:
151949:

ACA is not gone. Open Enrollment is over with but OP sounds like she has a qualifying event to enroll. Loss of coverage, birth, death, marriage....you have 60 days to enroll after qualifying event.

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I was the one telling her to look into the ACA - Nutmeg is the one who said the ACA was gone. If you are going to correct someone , correct the proper person.

[NativeJax]

dear rude person.....

i was not correcting you, i was just trying to be helpful. have a nice day rude person.

[itiswhatitis]

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@Nuttmeg wrote:

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@151949 wrote:

Have you looked into the affordable care act policies ? (also known as Obamacare). Some are expensive but give you significant tax credits. I know someone who is self employed who told me his Obamacare coverage only costs him $45/month. None of us know what may be coming in the future with insurance, but for now at least this is available.

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The ACA is gone. The last sign up date was January 31, 2017. There is a lot of information about health insurance going forward online. 

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@Nuttmeg, no it's not gone yet.  There is no new legislation that has passed both houses.  Perhaps you mean yearly enrollment.  It will take some time for new legislation to be implemented, nevertheless.

[Nuttmeg]

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@itiswhatitis wrote:

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@Nuttmeg wrote:

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@151949 wrote:

Have you looked into the affordable care act policies ? (also known as Obamacare). Some are expensive but give you significant tax credits. I know someone who is self employed who told me his Obamacare coverage only costs him $45/month. None of us know what may be coming in the future with insurance, but for now at least this is available.

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The ACA is gone. The last sign up date was January 31, 2017. There is a lot of information about health insurance going forward online. 

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@Nuttmeg, no it's not gone yet.  There is no new legislation that has passed both houses.  Perhaps you mean yearly enrollment.  It will take some time for new legislation to be implemented, nevertheless.

I know. The first vote comes the 24th.

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[itiswhatitis]

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@Nuttmeg wrote:

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@itiswhatitis wrote:

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@Nuttmeg wrote:

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@151949 wrote:

Have you looked into the affordable care act policies ? (also known as Obamacare). Some are expensive but give you significant tax credits. I know someone who is self employed who told me his Obamacare coverage only costs him $45/month. None of us know what may be coming in the future with insurance, but for now at least this is available.

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The ACA is gone. The last sign up date was January 31, 2017. There is a lot of information about health insurance going forward online. 

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@Nuttmeg, no it's not gone yet.  There is no new legislation that has passed both houses.  Perhaps you mean yearly enrollment.  It will take some time for new legislation to be implemented, nevertheless.

I know. The first vote comes the 24th.

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@Nuttmeg, I'm glad we straightened that out because it isn't gone as you stated earlier.  

[itiswhatitis]

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@maestra wrote:

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@NativeJax wrote:
151949:

ACA is not gone. Open Enrollment is over with but OP sounds like she has a qualifying event to enroll. Loss of coverage, birth, death, marriage....you have 60 days to enroll after qualifying event.

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@NativeJax  NJ-you are absolutely correct with your info!

The amount of misinformation and  spin on this board can be mind boggling.

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I agree.........

[sassenach1]

@terrier may be able to provide assistance. I think she was in this industry. I am typing from my iPhone and the @ sign doesn't seem to be linking. If not, please give a shout out to terrier.