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Subsidies for Lower-Income Enrollees Make Insurance Premium and Deductible Costs Comparable to Employer Coverage
The Commonwealth Fund
July 7, 2016 "Sixty-six percent of marketplace enrollees with annual incomes under $30,000 reported paying either nothing or less than $125 a month for individual coverage, compared to 60 percent of people in employer plans.... Fifty-eight percent of marketplace enrollees with incomes above $30,000 paid more than $125 in monthly premiums compared to 34 percent of people with employer coverage, most of whom receive premium contributions from their companies regardless of income level." MORE >> |
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