Oct 30, 2013 ... "If I have affordable coverage in my workplace, I'm not eligible to go into the  marketplace. ... It's illegal," she said. That's not true. While it's not financially smart  for most people to give up their workplace insurance and shop in the  marketplaces, it's hardly illegal. Another wrinkle: Sebelius actually qualifies for ...
Once you're determined to be eligible for Medicaid or the Children's Health  Insurance Program (CHIP), you're no longer eligible for a premium tax credit and  ... If you are the only person on your application who is enrolled in Marketplace  coverage: You'll need to end your Marketplace plan with premium tax credits and  then ...
Oct 30, 2013 ... President Barack Obama's point person for Obamacare implementation faced her  critics on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, testifying under oath before the House  Energy and Commerce Committee. Here's what we learned from Health and  Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius' 3½-hour hearing:.
On the Marketplace, some people may be eligible for lower costs on health  premiums and out-of-pocket costs based on their income. ... Veterans who are  not enrolled in the VA health care system and who do not have qualifying  medical insurance, unless given an exemption, will be charged a fee on their  2017 federal ...
Feb 4, 2016 ... Not necessarily. The health care reform law, called the Affordable Care Act (ACA) , requires certain employers to purchase health insurance or else pay a tax  penalty. ... of Native American tribes. If you do not have insurance and do not fit  into one of these categories, then you will likely pay a tax penalty.
If I have affordable coverage in my workplace, I'm not eligible to go into the marketplace. ... It’s illegal.