Though there have been reports individuals may be able to avoid the $95 penalty if they fail to obtain health insurance benefits by March 31, the White House says the deadline will not be pushed back.
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Valerie Ortiz
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Many Americans who enrolled for insurance benefits through the federal and state-run exchanges weren't able to receive subsidies and now must pay the full cost of coverage. Some people chose to go on...
Many people think they only have to pay a $95 penalty for not having insurance benefits this year, but National Public Radio reported fines may be higher.
Fox News reported health plan enrollment has...
For young adults to receive financial assistance to purchase insurance benefits, many can't be earning more than $32,000 per year, according to a new study published by coverage plan information...
While the old saying "anything is possible" often holds true, the chances that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will reach its enrollment goal are few and far between, based on...
According to The Washington Post, even though government's continual adjustments to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) positively influence Americans' insurance benefits, the delays have started to...
The open enrollment period for signing up for a health plan is rapidly closing. However, if it were in Americans' hands, they would lengthen the amount of time individuals have without incurring a...
With less than three weeks remaining in the open enrollment period, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services released the latest numbers on how many people have secured health insurance...
According to Fox News, the Obama administration is expected to postpone certain provisions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to allow insurers to keep selling health plans that do not meet the law's...
There have been, no doubt, numerous technical glitches with the federal and state-run health insurance marketplace websites, but while HealthCare.gov has largely fixed its issues, some states...