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Interestingly our net premium for 2019 is only $120/mo.

Here are the Premium Tax Credit Subsidy Caps for 2020 from Rev. I was told it was either $98000 or $100,400. That is how it worked even before the pandemic. Wife is 6 years younger, so this will continue for a long time. So if your income is say 40k and you put in 2k into a 401k or Ira it will be deducted from your MAGI? I know ideas are floating around about repealing/replacing it, so we’ll see what happens I guess. I am waiting till age 70 (good health & family history) to apply for Social Security.

I suggest visiting one of your local health exchanges if one exists near you. Later in 2014 we came across another similar article, which reinforced what we were doing and gave us more understanding about how to maintain a low MAGI: https://www.forbes.com/sites/carolynmcclanahan/2014/11/14/how-early-retirees-can-get-cheap-health-insurance-through-obamacare/amp/. Remember, the federally facilitated Affordable Care Act Marketplace savings are based on your expected household income for 2021, not last year's income. I don’t know what you mean by saying some deductions are optional — certainly it is optional if you take the standard deduction or you itemize on page 2 of the 1040, but this does not change any of the ACA calculations. Medicare is Not Called JohnsonCare. Having been provided the SLCSP at the time of enrollment, we know that the SLCSP shown on our 1095-A is incorrect (just like hundreds of thousands of them were back in 2015). If you make the IRA an inherited IRA and only take out the required minimum distribution every year, only the required minimum distribution counts as income. It’s also part of your income. If your MAGI is over 400% FPL, you are not eligible for the premium tax credit. In 32 states plus Washington, DC that expanded Medicaid, the minimum income is 138% FPL.

What is the current income level max, for a family of 4, to qualify for the whole subsidy with Obamacare?? This is not a simple go or no go test. You gave the number for family coverage but you didn’t say how much it costs to cover only yourself. Fwiw, the best plan available is an HMO with a network so tiny that it’s a struggle to find doctors accepting the plan and there’s no hospital you can go to that will have all the needed services in-network (lab, radiology, etc.).

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Per your article, my MAGI number is based on $47,520 ($11,880 x 400%), right? If you are paying an advisor a percentage of your assets, you are paying 5-10x too much. Your income in the year for which you are buying insurance. Thanks for stating the limits on the repayment side of the equation.

Comment document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id", "a0b0fe71d020dc003c30796e41ee6ba6" );document.getElementById("d32f3d8f9c").setAttribute( "id", "comment" ); We resigned from all affiliate programs. If you don’t qualify for a subsidy, you can still pay the full price for a policy on the ACA exchange, which may still come out less than the family coverage your employer offers. The gist of it is true. The other variables are the LCBP and the Silver plan which determine what your subsidy will be. They are trained to explain what documents are needed so that if you have a “data matching issue” with your ACA application, you can figure out what to send to get it resolved… thus helping you keep your subsidy or coverage, depending upon the issue.

It should have been explained in your Eligibility Notice. The government says based on your income, you are supposed to pay this percentage of your income toward a second lowest-cost Silver plan in your area. He gave a few examples, one of which is not taking a home office deduction. See reply to comment #86.


I just hope the changes bring affordable healthcare to more people. Thanks for the article, Harry. The income ranges will show in the dropdown. Ok, I got busy with something else but I hope some of you might still respond. Hello, If you look at last years 1040, this is basically the number represented by the bottom of page 1, so you might just consider what will have changed from last year from this number. I’m finishing my 2017 taxes now ( got an extension) , so I’m hoping for a reply as soon as possible! That income is below 100% FPL. In 2020, people with income between 300% and 400% of Federal Poverty Level are expected to pay 9.78% of their income toward a second lowest-cost Silver plan in their area. They handle the entering of info.

Joshua Peck, co-founder of the ACA advocacy and assistance group Get America Covered, said demand for coverage is running high and costs for most customers are reasonable, thanks to subsidies. Your email address will not be published. We were able to keep our MAGI low for all those years: in 2014 at 171% of the FPL; in 2015 at 162% of FPL; in 2016 at 212%; 2017 at 291%; and 2018 at 190%. Completely unexpected. Jan – This Q&A answers your question: http://kaiserf.am/1AhGsL5, If I lose my job before end of 2016 and have no income coming for 2017 which year income would I use for federal health insurance subsidie. Get virtual healthcare services and discounts on prescription drugs, healthcare specialists and more. This is a major reason I chose high deductible HSA eligible health insurance plans.

That said, I don’t think they specifically ask you to take those particular deductions by name, and if they’re optional, maybe I don’t have to for subsidy eligibility purposes? Can you give me any input???

That’s why the cliff can be $5,000. As I need coverage. What am I missing here in your explanation? But it is “under review” because there was a qualifying event, so I cannot see the Premium Tax Credit amount. https://www.medicaid.ohio.gov/INITIATIVES/Modernizing-Eligibility/Frequently-Asked-Questions#3.1. 2) You get a 1099 for the unemployment benefits. Cost Sharing Reduction (CSR) subsidies reduce your out-of-pocket expenses on silver plans purchased through the health insurance marketplace for those with incomes between 100% – 250% of the poverty level. I work for myself and make some income off of investments (that are taxable). The policy will be the best one I can get, because I’m fairly “senior” and might really need it.

I am 63 years old and am collecting Social Security. Enroll in a health plan from healthcare.gov or your state’s Exchange in order to use your subsidy. The “household” in the application corresponds to each federal income tax return, not people living under one roof. The ACA / IRS subsidy calculation rules are in most cases based on your line 37 AGI on your 1040 for the year in question (in this case 2018). This is shown on this web page on healthcare.gov: Choose the number of people in your household and your state. Personal anecdote: I have not paid income taxes or health insurance premiums for years. Other states have unique eligibility. From what I see, I’m in fine shape as my 2018 adjusted gross income was a meager $16,164.
My Medicare Part B about $145. As Oregon just advised me that I am not eligible for subsidies becomes my income is too high. By the way since your work for yourself, did you contribute to a SEP-IRA? Thanks for enlightening me. So if I change my mind about what deductions I’ll take, am I correct in assuming I can legally change my income numbers to reflect that, and thereby qualify? The health exchange rates are based on age so the younger you are the more chance you will be under the limit and not be able to get an exemption if you are right on the 400% line. Is this a good solution or am I being foolish?

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