Arianrhod
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- Jul 24, 2015
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Sorry, misunderstood you. The thing is, premiums are based on income, and they vary from insurer to insurer, from state to state, and from plan to plan within the same insurer.
Premiums are not based on income.
Yes, they are.
Prove it.
Plug in an income of $30,000 a year, and one of $100,000 a year:
Subsidy Calculator Widget
That's what I figured. You don't know the difference between a premium and a subsidy.
What I know is that people who couldn't afford health insurance before can afford it now.
When your kid has cancer, that's important.
Some annoying dweeb on a message board making claims that fit his agenda isn't.