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Originally Posted by Abby10
Golfingnut - I will soon be able to give you some first hand experience with all of this. Right now, I pay my employer for full coverage for insurance for my husband and myself. This is not just about the younger generation. There are many of us in the 50+ range who are being forced into either part-time positions or early retirement due to cut backs and lack of jobs - and I am talking about healthcare jobs, where receiving a package to retire is unheard of for most of us. Therefore, many of us are struggling to find affordable healthcare if there is such a thing. Since I hope to leave my place of employment within the next year to move to TV, I will be looking into what my options are for coverage. i will be happy to share with you my findings. If being on ACA really is the most affordable option, I will be surprised, but at least I will know from first hand experience one way or the other.
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I very much hope you have a good transition. I am in the best possible position with wonderful health insurance. I have one child also with spouse insurance coverage. I have a second child that has a pre existing from an incident of cancer 14 years ago, that prior to AHC could not buy any coverage, that now has a peak at life without fear of every wakening hour.