and for her, it seems unaffordable. i logged on, i was like, no, this is very bad. this is much higher than we were currently paying. reporter: their current plan costs $450 a month with a $5,000 family deductible. the bronze plan she found under healthcare.gov will cost $650 a month with a deductible between $3,500 and $6,000. christie says she has yet to find out if she qualifies for any subsidy. it s frustrating. we would look to know for planning for the future. reporter: joshua strickland, spent two weeks trying to get on the affordable care act site. he couldn t. he went to his own insurance company. blue cross/blue shield. which was able to give him quotes for renewal under a private plan and his quote under at fordable care act. the results no matter which way he goes, he will be paying much more. what i found was that the
spent two weeks trying to get on the affordable care act site. he couldn t. he went to his own insurance company. blue cross/blue shield. which was able to give him quotes for renewal under a private plan and his quote under at fordable care act. the results no matter which way he goes, he will be paying much more. what i found was that the plans made available were almost twice as expensive. his renewal under his current plan will increase by 9.8% to a monthly cost of $540. his deductible will jump too doubling from $500 to $1 t under the affordable care act, the compraable plan for himself and three children, much worse, $838 a month with a $1,000 deductible. that is after taxpayers kick in a $150 per month subsidy. you feel like we were told, number one, overall health care costs would come down, no that where r yyou go out from, perha