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This is a good example of someone who will simply pay the fine and still get care at the ER if absolutely necessary. This person will pay $190 in year 1 (plus $47.50 per child), $380 in year 2 (plus $162.50 per child), and $475 in year 3 (plus $347.50 per child). Things should get interesting!shortski wrote:From the comments on the health web site link.
This is this crux of the matter.
"For Gods sake I only make $19,000.00 a year..I can not to afford $360.00 monthly out of my pocket for premiums..What is going on, is this misleading or I not understanding.."
The politicians are so out of touch with reality. How is anyone making $9.15 an hour able to put aside $360 a month for insurance?
"Afordable" health care act my ass.
To top it off wait until people find out what the deductibles are on top of the premiums.
XtremeJibber2001 wrote:This is a good example of someone who will simply pay the fineor try to get around paying that as well... and still get care at the ER if absolutely necessary. This person will pay $190 in year 1 (plus $47.50 per child), $380 in year 2 (plus $162.50 per child), and $475 in year 3 (plus $347.50 per child). Things should get interesting!shortski wrote:From the comments on the health web site link.
This is this crux of the matter.
"For Gods sake I only make $19,000.00 a year..I can not to afford $360.00 monthly out of my pocket for premiums..What is going on, is this misleading or I not understanding.."
The politicians are so out of touch with reality. How is anyone making $9.15 an hour able to put aside $360 a month for insurance?
"Afordable" health care act my ass.
To top it off wait until people find out what the deductibles are on top of the premiums.
For those with lower income, I don't see how they could get around it. Unless they didn't do their taxes, which carries it's own penalties.madhatter wrote:XtremeJibber2001 wrote:This is a good example of someone who will simply pay the fineor try to get around paying that as well... and still get care at the ER if absolutely necessary. This person will pay $190 in year 1 (plus $47.50 per child), $380 in year 2 (plus $162.50 per child), and $475 in year 3 (plus $347.50 per child). Things should get interesting!shortski wrote:From the comments on the health web site link.
This is this crux of the matter.
"For Gods sake I only make $19,000.00 a year..I can not to afford $360.00 monthly out of my pocket for premiums..What is going on, is this misleading or I not understanding.."
The politicians are so out of touch with reality. How is anyone making $9.15 an hour able to put aside $360 a month for insurance?
"Afordable" health care act my ass.
To top it off wait until people find out what the deductibles are on top of the premiums.
change your witholding so you don't get a refund, pretty simple really...XtremeJibber2001 wrote:For those with lower income, I don't see how they could get around it. Unless they didn't do their taxes, which carries it's own penalties.madhatter wrote:XtremeJibber2001 wrote:This is a good example of someone who will simply pay the fineor try to get around paying that as well... and still get care at the ER if absolutely necessary. This person will pay $190 in year 1 (plus $47.50 per child), $380 in year 2 (plus $162.50 per child), and $475 in year 3 (plus $347.50 per child). Things should get interesting!shortski wrote:From the comments on the health web site link.
This is this crux of the matter.
"For Gods sake I only make $19,000.00 a year..I can not to afford $360.00 monthly out of my pocket for premiums..What is going on, is this misleading or I not understanding.."
The politicians are so out of touch with reality. How is anyone making $9.15 an hour able to put aside $360 a month for insurance?
"Afordable" health care act my ass.
To top it off wait until people find out what the deductibles are on top of the premiums.
Without the dreaded single payer option, that's hardly surprising.Bubba wrote:Uh oh...
The NY Times has discovered that the Affordable Care Act ain't so affordable for a good chunk of America.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/24/busin ... 31024&_r=0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
How To Opt Out of ObamaCare Without Paying the Finemadhatter wrote:change your witholding so you don't get a refund, pretty simple really...XtremeJibber2001 wrote:For those with lower income, I don't see how they could get around it. Unless they didn't do their taxes, which carries it's own penalties.madhatter wrote:XtremeJibber2001 wrote:This is a good example of someone who will simply pay the fineor try to get around paying that as well... and still get care at the ER if absolutely necessary. This person will pay $190 in year 1 (plus $47.50 per child), $380 in year 2 (plus $162.50 per child), and $475 in year 3 (plus $347.50 per child). Things should get interesting!shortski wrote:From the comments on the health web site link.
This is this crux of the matter.
"For Gods sake I only make $19,000.00 a year..I can not to afford $360.00 monthly out of my pocket for premiums..What is going on, is this misleading or I not understanding.."
The politicians are so out of touch with reality. How is anyone making $9.15 an hour able to put aside $360 a month for insurance?
"Afordable" health care act my ass.
To top it off wait until people find out what the deductibles are on top of the premiums.
LOL, Funniest thing I've seen in a long time.shortski wrote:
