According to affordable care act, "unless your employer's coverage for an individual is considered unaffordable under the law (that is, if your share of the premiums costs more than 9.5 percent of your household income) or inadequate (picking up less than 60 percent of the cost of covered benefits), you aren't eligible for a government subsidy to help pay for your insurance."
How does this work with Target's HSA/HRA plan? How much is the premium cost for HSA/HRA? Also, I highly doubt the cost is going to be more than "9.5 percent of my household income." But HSA/HRA is not really a good option for someone with family. Having said that, does this mean I have no choice but to get Target's health insurance because without subsidies, insurance in the market place is very costly.
Are there any other health insurance plans you can get from target other than HSA/HRA? Also, when is the open enrollment period?
Lots of questions, any help will be appreciated. Thanks.
How does this work with Target's HSA/HRA plan? How much is the premium cost for HSA/HRA? Also, I highly doubt the cost is going to be more than "9.5 percent of my household income." But HSA/HRA is not really a good option for someone with family. Having said that, does this mean I have no choice but to get Target's health insurance because without subsidies, insurance in the market place is very costly.
Are there any other health insurance plans you can get from target other than HSA/HRA? Also, when is the open enrollment period?
Lots of questions, any help will be appreciated. Thanks.