TechWriter wrote:
was_butnotnow wrote:
TechWriter wrote:
was_butnotnow wrote:
If you are not 65 yet you will have trouble finding Ins that covers you wherever you travel but only in your domicile state.
It depends. Health insurance through the ACA is based on where you spend your time, not necessarily your domicile. For example, if your domicile is SD, but you spends winter in FL, then you would probably qualify for a FL ACA plan while you're in FL.
I beg to differ we have been there and done that out of SD. ACA is based on your legal domicile state.
See http://www.rv-dreams.com/health-insurance.html
Yes, it is true. RV-Dreams blog is out of date. See . . .
Recent Guidance About Marketplace Residency Requirement and Special Enrollment Period When Moving
and
Health & Human Services SEP FAQ
was_butnotnow wrote:
ACA is based on your legal domicile state.
Your ACA plan is determined by county, not by state.
Ok got it. But it is the county in the state that you have declared your domicile.
