Health
Related: About this forumI keep hearing that the ACA hasn't been repealed.
As far as I am concerned it has been through the Moron's executive order and no subsidies...so how is it really any different?
TexasBushwhacker
(20,165 posts)There are still no lifetime caps.
Parents can still keep their children on their policy until age 26.
The exchanges still exist, enabling the self-employed and those who do not get health insurance through their employer to be part of a larger risk pool and thus possibly pay lower rates than buying an individual policy.
There are plenty of things the ACA did besides subsidizing premiums.
BigmanPigman
(51,584 posts)Can he do that with the tax bill too...sign an executive order to somehow make it happen if the Senate doesn't pass it? It wasn't already a law or a previous executive order by Obama. I do not trust him or the GOP ever.
TexasBushwhacker
(20,165 posts)The subsidies are part of the law.
AJT
(5,240 posts)subsidies to insurance companies that got cut off.
BigmanPigman
(51,584 posts)I have been procrastinating calling my Covered CA providers since I can't handle any more bad news. That is a relief if I can get some of my subsidies still. THANKS
Bradshaw3
(7,505 posts)it turned out ok. I have the same plan (silver) from the ACA I had last year and my premium actually went down a little. From what I've read those with higher incomes are going to have higher premiums. I have been worried ever since dump got elected but from a personal point of view I feel relieved; eligible for Medicare in 10 months.
BigmanPigman
(51,584 posts)since the way they screwed the marketplace up the gold is now a good option since it is the silver plan that took the biggest hit and in some states the silver and gold will be about the same price now. When I was trying to figure it out Ali Velshi had a guest on his show and she said that the deductible and co-pays of the gold plan are better and some people might want to consider that option.