Gov. Phil Murphy signed a law Friday that imposes a 2.5% tax on health insurance companies that will help pay the premiums for people who rely on the marketplace created by the Affordable Care Act to shop for coverage.
Depending on what kind of health insurance plan you have, you may be limited to what benefits you can access when traveling out of state. Here’s how to know if your health care plan will cover you out of state or what kind of health plan you should consider if you expect to travel outside of state on a one time, or regular basis.
Taxes deadline is tomorrow! Make sure you have all your documents needed including your health coverage forms. Here are the health insurance documents you need for your taxes:
Are you a business looking for a group health insurance plan. Here’s how to choose the right plan:
Premium: The fixed monthly fee you pay your insurer to keep your health insurance plan. It’s important to pay your premium on time every month so you keep your coverage. Depending on your household income, you may qualify for an advance premium tax credit to help pay for your monthly premium costs.
There are many ways to get health insurance but it depends on your age, job status and financial condition for options.
When it comes to obtaining health insurance coverage, you’ve got options. Depending on where you are at in life, there are multiple ways to score health insurance.
On May 8, 2020, the Department of Health and Human Services published its Annual Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters for 2021. This guidance is a final rule that addresses certain provisions of the Affordable Care Act. The final rule follows a proposed rule issued in January.
There a phase going around called “coronavirus exile” this means you are spending the coronavirus shut-down period away from where you normally live.
Deciding on which health insurance plan to go with can be difficult. A catastrophic health plan can be a right fit for you if you are a young, healthy individual who rarely visits the doctor’s office. Also, if you are under 30 years old,
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