Getting Back on Insurance Once Dropped
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Re: Getting Back on Insusnce Once Dropped
if Walmart's open enrollment period is over, the answer is likely no. That is huge corporation and It's just not gonna happen. Now you might be able to claim a qualifying event; like a court order maybe......It will probably take FOREVER
The good news is that we are still in open enrollment for the federal marketplace. I'm sure you will qualify for a tax credit. If you need to speak with an agent you can personal message me and I can get you in contact some people who are licensed in virtually every state. They can walk you through the market place.
I'm sorry for your situation.
if Walmart's open enrollment period is over, the answer is likely no. That is huge corporation and It's just not gonna happen. Now you might be able to claim a qualifying event; like a court order maybe......It will probably take FOREVER
The good news is that we are still in open enrollment for the federal marketplace. I'm sure you will qualify for a tax credit. If you need to speak with an agent you can personal message me and I can get you in contact some people who are licensed in virtually every state. They can walk you through the market place.
I'm sorry for your situation.
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If you are offered coverage through and employer and currently NOT on the plan you are NOT eligible for tax credits!
That's Exchange 101 info, just wanted to make that clear, otherwise any tax credits would be owed back. It sucks but is how it works. Paying full cost is not fun either
That's Exchange 101 info, just wanted to make that clear, otherwise any tax credits would be owed back. It sucks but is how it works. Paying full cost is not fun either
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You would be eligible for COBRA, or, apply for new coverage on your own.
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Just be aware:
Voluntarily dropping COBRA coverage does not give you the ability to elect a plan in the federal marketplace unless it is open enrollment for the ACA (open enrollment ends February 15th) or COBRA coverage ends (usually 18 months of coverage).
Voluntarily dropping COBRA coverage does not give you the ability to elect a plan in the federal marketplace unless it is open enrollment for the ACA (open enrollment ends February 15th) or COBRA coverage ends (usually 18 months of coverage).
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