medical insurance under 65?
DH has Medicare, but I'm 62. ACA is state specific and doesn't look like it would work for a FT lifestyle. No employee coverage... no retiree coverage. No cobra. No military. Sooo...any id...
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TechWriter wrote:Jean S wrote:
if you ae able to change your domicile state, it would be best to look for one that got involved and set up its own exchange.
For full timers, that's typically South Dakota, Texas, or Florida because none of them has a state tax, and none of the three states set up their own health care exchange.
Of these three, SD has the least number of plan providers and from what I've seen looks to have the most expensive ACA plans when compared to TX and FL.
Try looking at Washington State. They have their own health exchange and no state income tax.
