Hi all, I’m about to enter the healthcare market place for the first time and am pretty confused.
I’m changing jobs – previous job was 60,000 salary with full benefits in NYC. I’m now in NC and started a job that’s roughly 33,000 with no benefits (don’t get me started on how this place treats their employees). I’ll lose my insurance from my previous job at the end of the month.
When I pay for insurance through the public marketplace, will I get a subsidy based on my current, much smaller income? My concern is that on my tax return it will look like I’m making much more than I actually do and I’ll get charged a higher rate even though i already had insurance when I was making more money.
Feeling pretty confused 🙁
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Hi all, I’m about to enter the healthcare market place for the first time and am pretty confused. I’m changing jobs – previous job was 60,000 salary with full benefits in NYC. I’m now in NC and started a job that’s roughly 33,000 with no benefits (don’t get me started on how this place treats their employees). I’ll lose my insurance from my previous job at the end of the month. When I pay for insurance through the public marketplace, will I get a subsidy based on my current, much smaller income? My concern is that on my tax return it will look like I’m making much more than I actually do and I’ll get charged a higher rate even though i already had insurance when I was making more money. Feeling pretty confused 🙁
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