Health care law questions answer on fines and subsidies
The Associated Press answers reader questions on affordability and penalties under the new health care law. Uninsured or jobless individuals with income below tax thresholds avoid penalties, while higher earners must compare policy costs to eight percent of income or seek an exemption. Subsidized coverage through exchanges may aid those with unaffordable employer plans.
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Uninsured and insured workers weigh the new health care law’s promise to decouple coverage from employment. Stephanie Payne plans to quit nursing for Oregon to promote her book, while economists warn premiums depend on who enrolls and Medicaid expands in 25 states.
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