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Originally Posted by PoolBrews
It's not a penalty, you just have to return the difference. i.e. if you claim a certain income and it says you get $1,700/month in credits, and then at the end of the year your income was higher so the credit should have been $1,600/month, you have to pay the $1,200 ($100 x 12) back when filling out taxes.
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How about zero deductible, zero or very minimal monthly payments and a $5400 out of pocket maximum for pre-Medicare retirees with multi-million dollar net worths.
Easily accomplished:
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