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Can you help me find a table that can estimate what one might pay for insurance under the ACA, according to income, etc?

Asked by Dutchess_III (47049points) October 3rd, 2013

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janbb's avatar

Did you go to healthcare.gov? I think that is your best source.

Dutchess_III's avatar

That didn’t seem to get me anywhere…..no estimates. Nothing unless I actually apply.

BhacSsylan's avatar

Also, it will vary quite wildly by state, so which are we talking about?

Judi's avatar

Can’t you check the pricing before you apply? In California you can.

Dutchess_III's avatar

That’s what I’d like to do. I’ve been searching but haven’t found anything. I went to healthcare.gov for an estimate, and they started asking questions about me which seemed like a good start, but in the end they just sent me to a bunch of (basically) commonly asked questions. I guess I was supposed to figure that out for myself.

I just want something I can plug numbers into and come up with a dollar amount.

Judi's avatar

try covered.com anyway just go get an idea. its not your state but it will probably get upi in the ballpark.

BhacSsylan's avatar

This seems to work: http://kff.org/interactive/subsidy-calculator/. It’s a ‘subsidy calculator’, but it also gives premium info. It may be based on old snapshot data, but it should give something decent.

Dutchess_III's avatar

@Judi Got “This domain has been registered, but is not currently being used for any web services because you posted that nasty, gross picture on fb and @Judi saw it!”

No, really it did. Except for not the part about the picture.

Judi's avatar

Here. I was doing it from memory. sorry. But that picture was GROSS!
https://www.coveredca.com

Dutchess_III's avatar

Server not found. Yes, it was gross.

Judi's avatar

Very strange. Just google California healthcare exchange.

KNOWITALL's avatar

All mine said is that I didn’t qualify for subsidies so I could apply or read more.

johnpowell's avatar

http://insureks.org/taxcredit.php

I think this is the official site for Kansas. For the record, if that is accurate my cost would be 34 dollars per month for health insurance after credits. That is awesome compared to the 600 per month for COBRA I was offered.

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