Depending where you live for the 2nd least expensive plan anywhere from $200-$400 a month for the coverage, with a $1500-$3000 annual deductible. But if you are over 60 years old, make more than $45 k annually, are not in almost perfect health it could cost you up to $700 a month. They delayed the maximum out of pocket cost of $6300 annually until next year, they will probably do it again. The affordable care law is not going to help people if this keeps up. I can see this law causing the auto industry to lose sales, and housing sales to drop, people wont be able to afford either. The tax credits are only for those individuals who make under $45k annually, Ill bet the amount of the credits drops every year in addition. Consider that theses prices and costs are not for the better plans which would be more. The cheapest plan would have $6300 deductible if they stop delaying that maximum cost.
Posted on: Fri, 06 Sep 2013 07:27:28 +0000