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subterranean

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2. You are reading that right.

Reply to EffieBlack (Original post)

Tue Mar 7, 2017, 12:55 PM

Mar 2017

That's what I read too. If you have a gap in your coverage for any reason, insurance companies will be allowed to charge you 30% more for one year if/when you want to buy insurance again.

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Does the Republican plan really keep individual mandate but lets insurers pocket the money? [View all] EffieBlack Mar 2017 OP

Very Interesting analysis. Substantial change. delisen Mar 2017 #1

You are reading that right. subterranean Mar 2017 #2

That's why Paul Ryan is smiling. FSogol Mar 2017 #3

Sure...and after MONTHS of Trump BLASTING the ACA for requiring you to have insurance... Bengus81 Mar 2017 #4

So, there STILL is an individual mandate - they just figured out how to let insurance companies EffieBlack Mar 2017 #5

Tom Price just said their plan no longer imposes a penalty EffieBlack Mar 2017 #6