Now, where it WOULD be a problem is if the extra income tipped them just barely over the 400% FPL threshold (ie, from $120K in 2025 to $130K in 2026), in which case they'd immediately see their premiums skyrocket from $812/mo to $1,928/mo. That'd be $13,392 more next year w/$10,000 higher income.
Gross income or adjusted gross income?
Modified Adjusted Gross Income: www.healthcare.gov/glossary/mod...
Thank you! This is extremely helpful.
Well, it’s still true that they plan to torch healthcare and blame Democrats for the ashes though. And the public doesn’t even know who was president when COVID started or why there was inflation so them realizing that the increasing pain actually started before the midterms is honestly unlikely.
Heads they win tails we lose
JFC