What if I can’t afford health insurance?
You can expect to see more choices in health plans in 2014 that may allow you to find coverage that meets your needs and stays within your budget. You also may be able to get a new kind of tax credit that lowers your monthly premium.
Depending on your situation, you may even be eligible for a $0 premium plan. You’ll be able to see what your premium, deductibles and out-of-pocket costs will be before you make a decision to enroll.
More Top Questions
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How does the new health care law help me?
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I have heard that October is important. What is so important about October?
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I heard Texas doesn’t have an exchange. Does that mean I don’t have to purchase health insurance?
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My 22-year old son just graduated from college, but doesn’t have a job. Will the new health care law help him be covered?
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My mom got turned down for insurance because of her diabetes. Will she be able to get covered under the new law?
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Now that I know open enrollment starts in October, what do I need to do to get ready?
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What if I can’t afford health insurance?
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What is this penalty I keep hearing about if I don’t sign up for health insurance by 2014?
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What’s happening in 2014?