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ACA cap on out-of-pocket maximums delayed to 2015
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No they do not have the tax deduction in them. However, TN is one of the low insurance cost states. Cost of living is lower but so is the pay. It evens out in the wash.
But since that refund is in your taxes you still have to pay that out of pocket amount. And people with no money can't do that anyways.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 10630957 And I forgot, you are not eligible for the ACA policy, if your employer offers insurance. What kind of freedom of choice is that? We make $65000 to $75000 a year combined. Too much money failed first test. Second test is if you employer offers you insurance (they pay for it) my wife and kid can not get moar freez money. Failed Second test. I have had personal health insurance since i was 23 on my own. These are just what i have seen and saw. I have no back ground in health insurance. But i might have to quit typeing soo much i dont want to be banned rofl. don't want to steal your thread or talk too much. just wanted to give my insight of what i saw
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