A premium tax credit is a tax credit you can use to lower your monthly insurance payment (called your “premium”) when you enroll in a plan through the Health Insurance Marketplace. Your tax credit is based on the income estimate and household information you put on your Marketplace application. If your estimated income falls between 100% …
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Federal Poverty Levels (which are also called Federal Poverty Guidelines, Federal Poverty Line, or simply FPL) are used to see if you qualify for cost assistance when buying insurance through the State or Federal Health Insurance Marketplace. Federal Poverty Levels are also used to help determine Medicaid and CHIP eligibility and to help determine eligibility for a number of other non-healthcare related …
You can buy a dental plan that is packaged with your health insurance during open enrollment or a special enrollment period, or you can purchase a stand-alone plan at any time through Independent Health Agents. Just head to www.ihealthagents.com/dental to check out our quotes on stand-alone and packaged dental/healthcare plans!
Need a dental plan, too? With Independent Health Agents, you generally can get dental coverage as part of a health plan or by itself through a separate, stand-alone dental plan during open enrollment or during the special enrollment period (if you qualify). If you purchased an individual health plan during open enrollment and you do not …
You must project your income to be above 138% of the poverty level if your state expanded Medicaid. If your state did not expand Medicaid, you obviously won’t be enrolled in Medicaid, regardless of your income. A few tips that will help you understand your options: Only 30 states as of July 2015 have agreed to …
Yes, during open enrollment you can change your plan after submission as long as it is during the open enrollment period from November 1st – January 31st. The last day to change your plan for a January 1st start date is December 31st. If you change your plan selection after January 1st, the effective date of your new …
We strongly recommend waiting to cancel your existing coverage until after you have been approved for your new plan. You’ll be notified by your insurance carrier when you’re approved and when your effective date is. Before you cancel, make sure your cancellation date is on or after your new coverage start date. Always, always, make sure …
We currently offer health insurance plans for individuals and families living in 43 of the largest states. We offer plans from every major carrier in each state we are licensed that is considered “A” rated or better. For example, in Illinois, we offer plans from national carriers like Aetna, Ambetter, BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois, Cigna, Health Alliance, …
The most common documentation for proof of income includes: Pay stub Bank Statements (personal & business) Copy of last year’s federal tax return Wages and tax statement (W-2 and/ or 1099) You can submit your documentation in one of two ways: Scan (or take a high quality photo or screenshot of) your documentation and send …
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