re: Curious how much Obamacare would cost you?

Silver is $275 for me, then add another $60 a month for dental.

$750/mo. for 2 forty-two year old adults with no kids!! (Non smokers)

Thanks Obama.

Because your income is more than 400% of the poverty level, you would not qualify for subsidized exchange coverage. The information below is about unsubsidized exchange coverage.

Household income in 2014:
768% of poverty level


Thanks Obama!

10,944 a year. I currently pay 1200 a year. Not eligible for subsidies because I make over 400% of poverty. Wife and two 8 year olds. Seriously, frick Obama.

Wait and check your premiums again after the March 31st deadline and the magical 7 million participants needed isn't reached...

Also above 400% poverty level, but if I click no for employer coverage, $5,833 annually for me and 2 kids on silver plan. More than twice what I pay now, but employer pays some of mine.

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This easy calculator can tell you how much you should expect to pay if you were to sign up for Obamacare.

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Only if you say you don't have coverage available through employer or your income is b/t 100% & 400% of FPL (this is actually a subsidy calculator).
BTW, the insurance (Silver Plan) that they are quoting is a 70% plan (very shitty).
Remember, it's not just the premium cost of the insurance (although that's what most people focus on), it's also the plan design (affects out of pocket cost) and network access (what doctors you can go see). The average employer sponsored plan designs are 85-90% plans.

The other main issue here (that you rarely hear anyone mention) is taxability of premiums. Employer sponsored plans are paid with nontaxable premiums. The exchange plans are paid with taxable premiums (at the marginal rate). That has a huge affect on cost.

Also, premium rates on the exchange these first 2 years are artificially low due to the gov't reimbursing insurance companies via the Transitional Reinsurance Fee that they are charging group plans ($25B). When that runs out, premiums will definitely rise...but of course that's down the road like so much of this Bill.

If you take time to look at all the facts, it's even more of a cluster f@ck than you may think (or I have listed in this brief post).

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