Obamacare - Helps Single Mom

This woman purchased an Obamacare policy on HealthCare.Gov, she did not receive a subsidy. She is happy with her policy.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tamar-...usaolp00000592

This woman purchased an Obamacare policy on HealthCare.Gov, she did not receive a subsidy. She is happy with her policy.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tamar-...usaolp00000592 Originally Posted by flghtr65

Nice OthreAD...

This Obama liberal loving woman purchased an Obamacare policy on HealthCare.Gov, she did not receive a subsidy. She is happy with her policy.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tamar-...usaolp00000592 Originally Posted by flghtr65

I added some missing details to the headline.

This woman purchased an Obamacare policy on HealthCare.Gov, she did not receive a subsidy. She is happy with her policy.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tamar-...usaolp00000592 Originally Posted by flghtr65

The only thing I've seen posted about the ACA is the cost of the premium, and this post is no different. Yes the premium cost might be more affordable. A good insurance policy regardless if it's Health, Auto , Homeowners ect is more than just cost, it's also how it performs that really counts in the long run. We haven't seen how the ACA will really perform yet.

Jim

so what do you have to say to the 4.5 million who lost their policies?

so what do you have to say to the 4.5 million who lost their policies? Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

According to PolitiFact and the Washington Post, only 500,000 out of that 4.5 million remained without insurance. There was an ACA fix late last fall to allow the old policies (that did not meet the new standard) to be continued for one year. Health Insurance companies automatically moved some the old policies into new plans . From the link.

Both fact-checking sites questioned Boehner’s number of those who had plans cancelled because they failed to meet the ACA’s minimum standards (best estimates place that number at under 5 million, not at 6).
Both sites also reminded Boehner that many cancelled polices were extended under the ACA’s fix enacted late last fall that allowed people to keep their policies for another year, while some were moved automatically by their insurance companies to new plans. PolitiFact estimated that the number of people actually left without insurance is about 500,000.

http://www.mediaite.com/online/boehn...se-pinocchios/