So I’ve completed my health insurance renewal through Pennie and noticed my APTC looks a tad high compared to what I think I should be getting.
I gross $49k a year
After deductions, I bring home $37k a year
According to Pennie, I can get an APTC credit of *up to $211*, effectively bringing my selective health insurance down to less than $200
ETA on the above: I am in a one person household, in my 30s, unmarried, do not smoke, etc. I’m as plain and boring as can be.
In year’s past, I’ve had about $90 in credit a month and that was when I was making $45k
What am I doing wrong? I’ve read and reread my application. The APTC this year seems ridiculously high!
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[link] [comments]So I’ve completed my health insurance renewal through Pennie and noticed my APTC looks a tad high compared to what I think I should be getting. I gross $49k a year After deductions, I bring home $37k a year According to Pennie, I can get an APTC credit of *up to $211*, effectively bringing my selective health insurance down to less than $200 ETA on the above: I am in a one person household, in my 30s, unmarried, do not smoke, etc. I’m as plain and boring as can be. In year’s past, I’ve had about $90 in credit a month and that was when I was making $45k What am I doing wrong? I’ve read and reread my application. The APTC this year seems ridiculously high! submitted by /u/GuppyGirl1234 [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance