- disability income insurance
- low income health insurance
- income protection insurance
- auto insurance policy
I'm trapped in a catch-22. An operation corrected many of the pre-existing conditions that caused my insurance premiums to initially sky-rocket. But apparently, the operation itself is now considered a "pre-existing" condition; leaving me healthy, but essentially non-insurable at reasonable rates. My current policy costs more than 50% of my income, not including co-pays or deductibles.
My anticipated income is too high to expect government assistance in purchasing an ACA covered policy, but that isn't my major concern. I'm shopping for a more reasonably priced policy than the one I currently have. Must I wait until the end of 2014 to find one that will cover me?
My anticipated income is too high to expect government assistance in purchasing an ACA covered policy, but that isn't my major concern. I'm shopping for a more reasonably priced policy than the one I currently have. Must I wait until the end of 2014 to find one that will cover me?
Can I still use the ACA to find a new insurance policy if my income is too high for ACA assistance?
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