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Can Adult Children with an Offer of Family Coverage Instead Get Subsidies?
Kaiser Health News
Nov. 8, 2013 "[If] a young person isn't claimed as a dependent on his parents' income tax, he wouldn't be considered part of the household. So if his own income is within those income guidelines, he may be eligible for subsidized coverage even if he has access to his parents' health insurance. The situation would be different, however, if his own job offers good health insurance coverage." MORE >> |
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