Rep. Angie Craig takes aim at ‘family glitch’ that can make health insurance super pricey
The glitch is basically this: The ACA was written so no one would be forced to pay more than 9.83% of their income for health coverage a figure deemed affordable. Anything more than that merits a subsidy. It works for single people. And it works for any parent. But not for the rest of the family.
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Rep. Angie Craig, D-Minn.
ST. PAUL For an estimated 62,000 Minnesotans, the only health insurance they can buy is deemed unaffordable by the federal government but the federal government refuses to subsidize them.
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