I work retail and up until a couple weeks ago I made $12/hr, now I’m at $13/hr. Also, given the nature of retail, it’s neigh impossible to accurately predict what hours are gonna be like. Right now I’m predicted an annual income of around $14, 800, but if I were to make, say, a thousand over or something, would that likely result in a substantial change in my tax credit for my insurance, or does it need to be a more significant discrepancy?
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[link] [comments]I work retail and up until a couple weeks ago I made $12/hr, now I’m at $13/hr. Also, given the nature of retail, it’s neigh impossible to accurately predict what hours are gonna be like. Right now I’m predicted an annual income of around $14, 800, but if I were to make, say, a thousand over or something, would that likely result in a substantial change in my tax credit for my insurance, or does it need to be a more significant discrepancy? submitted by /u/Glittering_Green812 [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance