In addition to CoveredCa, I’d like to look at private exchanges to get an idea of the costs there based on this suggestion:
https://healthcareinsider.com/subsidy-repayment-caps-170664
It’s generally a mistake to stay with Marketplace ACA coverage if you don’t get subsidies. If you make less than 100% of the FPL, then there are better programs available. If you make more than 400% in 2021-2022, then you can get nearly identical ACA plans on private exchanges, without the added cost of subsidizing others.
For 2022, I will probably not qualify for subsidies as I will probably have significant capital gains with selling a house due to divorce, so will be above the 400% FPL.
What are some websites I should look at?
This article suggests Aon Hewitt, but I seem to only come up with corporate info about Aon Hewitt rather than a “click here to get a quote”
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[link] [comments]In addition to CoveredCa, I’d like to look at private exchanges to get an idea of the costs there based on this suggestion: https://healthcareinsider.com/subsidy-repayment-caps-170664 It’s generally a mistake to stay with Marketplace ACA coverage if you don’t get subsidies. If you make less than 100% of the FPL, then there are better programs available. If you make more than 400% in 2021-2022, then you can get nearly identical ACA plans on private exchanges, without the added cost of subsidizing others. For 2022, I will probably not qualify for subsidies as I will probably have significant capital gains with selling a house due to divorce, so will be above the 400% FPL. What are some websites I should look at? This article suggests Aon Hewitt, but I seem to only come up with corporate info about Aon Hewitt rather than a “click here to get a quote” https://www.kiplinger.com/article/insurance/t027-c001-s003-getting-health-insurance-on-a-private-exchange.html submitted by /u/therealmelaniatrump [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance