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Originally Posted by Marathon Man
Go to Healthcare.gov. Your income may qualify you for a supplement. That makes the plans affordable.
United Health Care offers some relatively inexpensive plans - not great coverage, but you can weigh your health vs cost and decide on how much risk to take.
Dental and vision coverage - you will need to estimate your total cost for the year and compare to premium cost, deductables, etc.
None of this is fun. I've done it the last two years.
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This is true. Under approx $57K joint income you can get assistance and it is substantial the less your income is below $57K. You project your income forward I.E. not based on previous tax year. Be careful if you go over your projection you can get a substantial penalty. There are ways to limit your income like home equity instead of 401K withdrawals.