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Off topic: Translator contemplating move to Mexico
Inițiatorul discuției: Sonya Gerisch
Kim Metzger Mexic Local time: 00:14 din germană în engleză
Maybe Obamacare is OK for freelancers
Nov 18, 2013
October 1, 2013 - "Today is the first day of what could be a long and happy life for Obamacare, the president's stab at making cheaper health care available to more people. It's a policy that may mean big changes for you--especially those of you who are freelancers, self-employed, or work for a star... See more
October 1, 2013 - "Today is the first day of what could be a long and happy life for Obamacare, the president's stab at making cheaper health care available to more people. It's a policy that may mean big changes for you--especially those of you who are freelancers, self-employed, or work for a startup."
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Sonya Gerisch Local time: 02:14 din germană în engleză
INIŢIATORUL SUBIECTULUI
ACA not necessarily good for freelancers
Nov 19, 2013
Kim Metzger wrote:
October 1, 2013 - "Today is the first day of what could be a long and happy life for Obamacare, the president's stab at making cheaper health care available to more people. It's a policy that may mean big changes for you--especially those of you who are freelancers, self-employed, or work for a startup."
Hi Kim: yes, people like us are one group it was supposed to help, but if you earn a certain amount of money, you will not qualify for any subsidies and any plan you might qualify for may not be any better or in fact may be worse than what you have now, which is the situation I am in. I already have a pretty bad plan, but the ones I would qualify for are even worse with even more money out of pocket. So yes, the Affordable Care Act would mean freelancers cannot be denied insurance, but you still have to be able to pay for it -- and there's the rub.
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