I'm asking this question for my 28-year-old nephew who works in Ohio.
He finished graduate school a couple of years ago. His first job paid
very little... something like $16500/year, but that allowed him to purchase
health insurance with a pretty decent subsidy.
6 months ago, the same job had a salary increase to $30,000.(more hours)
The contract started in September 2015 and ends in August 2016.
Unfortunately, when I helped him renew coverage for 2016, there was $0
subsidy after inputting $30,000 as his expected income.
However, I was just thinking.... can he only put down the expecte
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He finished graduate school a couple of years ago. His first job paid
very little... something like $16500/year, but that allowed him to purchase
health insurance with a pretty decent subsidy.
6 months ago, the same job had a salary increase to $30,000.(more hours)
The contract started in September 2015 and ends in August 2016.
Unfortunately, when I helped him renew coverage for 2016, there was $0
subsidy after inputting $30,000 as his expected income.
However, I was just thinking.... can he only put down the expecte
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