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In 2014, Obamacare's first year, individuals are facing a penalty of $95 per person, or 1 percent of their income, depending on which is higher. If an American failed to get coverage this year, that penalty will be taken out of their tax refund in early 2015, Adams noted.

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The financial penalty for skipping out on health coverage will more than triple to $325 per person in 2015, or 2 percent of income, depending on whichever is higher. Children will be fined at half the adult rate, or $162.50 for those under 18 years old.

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Based on the flat-rate method, the maximum dollar amount an uninsured family could be fined is $975.

That's single mother's Dems....who works an above min wage job but can't afford the penalty OR the health insurance

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It's not only the uninsured who will be facing higher costs. Many health-care plans are also charging more, with Investor's Business Daily finding that a 27-year-old earning 250 percent of the poverty rate will pay an average of 7 percent more for the lowest-cost bronze plan, based on an analysis of rates in the largest city in 34 states. The lowest-cost silver plan will rise an average of 9 percent, while the lowest-priced catastrophic policy will climb 18 percent, the analysis found.

Imagine that, Ocare doing exactly the opposite of what they promised.

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Posted by SpidermanTUba

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Posted on 11/12/14 at 9:38 am to lsuroadie

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That's single mother's Dems....who works an above min wage job but can't afford the penalty OR the health insurance

yes. Its called the Medicaid gap. We're familiar with it. State governors, like ours, volunteered single mothers and everyone else who falls in it to suffer by turning down Medicaid expansion. Well done!

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Posted by McLemore

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Posted on 11/12/14 at 11:15 am to lsuroadie