Sobre Marruecos y la inmigración. PUES TIENE C*JONES LA COSA, QUE ESTUVIERON DE INMIGRANTES EN SUIZA. A todo esto hasta parecen majos hasta que les ves estos "detallitos" y entonces pienso que con gusto me consideran fusilable, y entonces me aptc tirarlos por la ventana. El cansancio no ayuda,claro.
August 8, 2026 at 10:53 AM
Sobre Marruecos y la inmigración. PUES TIENE C*JONES LA COSA, QUE ESTUVIERON DE INMIGRANTES EN SUIZA. A todo esto hasta parecen majos hasta que les ves estos "detallitos" y entonces pienso que con gusto me consideran fusilable, y entonces me aptc tirarlos por la ventana. El cansancio no ayuda,claro.
Pone APTC pero yo he leído ATPC, que no es lo mismo.
January 14, 2025 at 8:13 PM
Pone APTC pero yo he leído ATPC, que no es lo mismo.
Guess what CIGNA lists as the #1 reason for their whopping 40% rate hike in Georgia?
October 16, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Guess what CIGNA lists as the #1 reason for their whopping 40% rate hike in Georgia?
Here's a table with different FPL income thresholds by # of people in the household, along with who will be eligible for different programs for 2026.
In Medicaid expansion states, you're eligible for Medicaid up to 138% FPL; for APTC & CSR from 138 - 250% FPL & for APTC only from 250 - 400% FPL.
In Medicaid expansion states, you're eligible for Medicaid up to 138% FPL; for APTC & CSR from 138 - 250% FPL & for APTC only from 250 - 400% FPL.
November 30, 2025 at 2:58 PM
Here's a table with different FPL income thresholds by # of people in the household, along with who will be eligible for different programs for 2026.
In Medicaid expansion states, you're eligible for Medicaid up to 138% FPL; for APTC & CSR from 138 - 250% FPL & for APTC only from 250 - 400% FPL.
In Medicaid expansion states, you're eligible for Medicaid up to 138% FPL; for APTC & CSR from 138 - 250% FPL & for APTC only from 250 - 400% FPL.
Here's a table with different FPL income thresholds by # of people in the household, along with who will be eligible for different programs for 2026.
In Medicaid expansion states, you're eligible for Medicaid up to 138% FPL; for APTC & CSR from 138 - 250% FPL & for APTC only from 250 - 400% FPL.
In Medicaid expansion states, you're eligible for Medicaid up to 138% FPL; for APTC & CSR from 138 - 250% FPL & for APTC only from 250 - 400% FPL.
October 31, 2025 at 1:32 PM
Here's a table with different FPL income thresholds by # of people in the household, along with who will be eligible for different programs for 2026.
In Medicaid expansion states, you're eligible for Medicaid up to 138% FPL; for APTC & CSR from 138 - 250% FPL & for APTC only from 250 - 400% FPL.
In Medicaid expansion states, you're eligible for Medicaid up to 138% FPL; for APTC & CSR from 138 - 250% FPL & for APTC only from 250 - 400% FPL.
Oscar’s Florida subsidiary had a $400B APTC payable accrued at the end of 2Q
September 22, 2026 at 9:57 PM
Oscar’s Florida subsidiary had a $400B APTC payable accrued at the end of 2Q
Creo que en El Cortinglé deberían darle una vueltita al acrónimo de la app.
May 27, 2026 at 8:35 PM
Creo que en El Cortinglé deberían darle una vueltita al acrónimo de la app.
Me aptc. 🤭
Se la robé a Hori. 🤫
Se la robé a Hori. 🤫
January 31, 2025 at 4:15 PM
Me aptc. 🤭
Se la robé a Hori. 🤫
Se la robé a Hori. 🤫
Loads of fun every day.
May 23, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Loads of fun every day.
It's gonna be ugly this year, but there are things you can do to mitigate the carnage.
It's vital to understand the FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL (FPL), since that's critical for eligibility for Advance Premium Tax Credits (APTC), Cost Sharing Reduction (CSR) assistance and Medicaid Expansion.
It's vital to understand the FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL (FPL), since that's critical for eligibility for Advance Premium Tax Credits (APTC), Cost Sharing Reduction (CSR) assistance and Medicaid Expansion.
November 30, 2025 at 2:55 PM
It's gonna be ugly this year, but there are things you can do to mitigate the carnage.
It's vital to understand the FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL (FPL), since that's critical for eligibility for Advance Premium Tax Credits (APTC), Cost Sharing Reduction (CSR) assistance and Medicaid Expansion.
It's vital to understand the FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL (FPL), since that's critical for eligibility for Advance Premium Tax Credits (APTC), Cost Sharing Reduction (CSR) assistance and Medicaid Expansion.
In the states which HAVEN'T expanded Medicaid, you're eligible for APTC & CSR help from 100 - 250% FPL and APTC only from 250 - 400% FPL...but if you earn LESS than 100% FPL you're screwed, because you aren't eligible for either Medicaid *or* ACA subsidies.
This is called the "Medicaid Gap."
This is called the "Medicaid Gap."
a young boy wearing a gap t-shirt is standing in a room .
Alt: a young boy wearing a gap t-shirt is standing in a room .
media.tenor.com
November 30, 2025 at 2:59 PM
In the states which HAVEN'T expanded Medicaid, you're eligible for APTC & CSR help from 100 - 250% FPL and APTC only from 250 - 400% FPL...but if you earn LESS than 100% FPL you're screwed, because you aren't eligible for either Medicaid *or* ACA subsidies.
This is called the "Medicaid Gap."
This is called the "Medicaid Gap."
The catch is that while APTC can be used for ANY metal level plan, CSR help requires them to enroll in Silver.
Here's what the GOLD plan looks like at $23,000 income...they still get the $805/mo in tax credits, but the deductible & MOOP are much higher.
Here's what the GOLD plan looks like at $23,000 income...they still get the $805/mo in tax credits, but the deductible & MOOP are much higher.
November 30, 2025 at 4:11 PM
The catch is that while APTC can be used for ANY metal level plan, CSR help requires them to enroll in Silver.
Here's what the GOLD plan looks like at $23,000 income...they still get the $805/mo in tax credits, but the deductible & MOOP are much higher.
Here's what the GOLD plan looks like at $23,000 income...they still get the $805/mo in tax credits, but the deductible & MOOP are much higher.
Antes del cambio a aptc.
May 27, 2026 at 8:40 PM
Antes del cambio a aptc.
Yo los votaría, pero no me APTC.
August 15, 2025 at 9:01 AM
Yo los votaría, pero no me APTC.
In the states which HAVEN'T expanded Medicaid, you're eligible for APTC & CSR help from 100 - 250% FPL and APTC only from 250 - 400% FPL...but if you earn LESS than 100% FPL you're screwed, because you aren't eligible for either Medicaid *or* ACA subsidies.
This is called the "Medicaid Gap."
This is called the "Medicaid Gap."
a young boy wearing a gap t-shirt is standing in a room .
Alt: a young boy wearing a gap t-shirt is standing in a room .
media.tenor.com
October 31, 2025 at 1:35 PM
In the states which HAVEN'T expanded Medicaid, you're eligible for APTC & CSR help from 100 - 250% FPL and APTC only from 250 - 400% FPL...but if you earn LESS than 100% FPL you're screwed, because you aren't eligible for either Medicaid *or* ACA subsidies.
This is called the "Medicaid Gap."
This is called the "Medicaid Gap."
We have an opportunity to protect patients’ access to care in the continuing resolution currently under negotiation- contact your Congressperson and tell them to extend the Advanced Premium Tax Credits! FamiliesUSA has a great resource for this: familiesusa.org/more-resourc...
Why Enhanced Premium Tax Credits (APTCs) should be made permanent - Families USA
You can view our APTC fact sheets here. Who Would Lose Coverage if Enhanced Premium Tax Credits Expire? Support for APTC Permanent Extension APTC Benefits Across Congressional Districts Rural Resid...
familiesusa.org
December 12, 2024 at 6:25 PM
We have an opportunity to protect patients’ access to care in the continuing resolution currently under negotiation- contact your Congressperson and tell them to extend the Advanced Premium Tax Credits! FamiliesUSA has a great resource for this: familiesusa.org/more-resourc...
Trump/RFK Jr. just announced that they're basically opening the flood gates for catastrophic plans to anyone of any age who is "ineligible for APTC or CSRs" which, if I'm reading correctly, basically means anyone who earns more than 250% FPL.
Which is...problematic.
Which is...problematic.
September 4, 2025 at 3:04 PM
Trump/RFK Jr. just announced that they're basically opening the flood gates for catastrophic plans to anyone of any age who is "ineligible for APTC or CSRs" which, if I'm reading correctly, basically means anyone who earns more than 250% FPL.
Which is...problematic.
Which is...problematic.
Apetece se lee exactamente APTC tal y como suenan esas letras wow wow wow vaya descubrimiento. Tengo el cerebro gigante.
September 12, 2026 at 10:22 AM
Apetece se lee exactamente APTC tal y como suenan esas letras wow wow wow vaya descubrimiento. Tengo el cerebro gigante.
For instance:
Right now, a single adult earning $40K/yr only has to pay about 2.1% of their income for the benchmark Silver plan.
If the enhanced subsidies expire, under the old formula they’d pay about 5.8%.
Under the Trump formula they’ll have to pay about 6.7%.
Right now, a single adult earning $40K/yr only has to pay about 2.1% of their income for the benchmark Silver plan.
If the enhanced subsidies expire, under the old formula they’d pay about 5.8%.
Under the Trump formula they’ll have to pay about 6.7%.
September 23, 2025 at 7:52 PM
For instance:
Right now, a single adult earning $40K/yr only has to pay about 2.1% of their income for the benchmark Silver plan.
If the enhanced subsidies expire, under the old formula they’d pay about 5.8%.
Under the Trump formula they’ll have to pay about 6.7%.
Right now, a single adult earning $40K/yr only has to pay about 2.1% of their income for the benchmark Silver plan.
If the enhanced subsidies expire, under the old formula they’d pay about 5.8%.
Under the Trump formula they’ll have to pay about 6.7%.
MASSIVE props to Benjamin Hardy for this in-depth explainer which gets everything about the ACA, APTC, CSR, Silver Loading etc CORRECT!
(OK, I was the one who explained much of it to him but still.)
(OK, I was the one who explained much of it to him but still.)
Feed: "Arkansas Times"
By: Benjamin Hardy on Wednesday, December 3, 2025
By: Benjamin Hardy on Wednesday, December 3, 2025
Health insurance for many Arkansans will be affordable in 2026 after all — if you shop around
Are your ACA premiums skyrocketing in 2026? Before you drop coverage, read this. You may have a better option available.
arktimes.com
December 4, 2025 at 1:30 PM
MASSIVE props to Benjamin Hardy for this in-depth explainer which gets everything about the ACA, APTC, CSR, Silver Loading etc CORRECT!
(OK, I was the one who explained much of it to him but still.)
(OK, I was the one who explained much of it to him but still.)
Before we begin, it's vital to understand what the FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL (FPL) is, since that's critical to the formula for not just eligibility for the Advance Premium Tax Credits (APTC) which are about to partially expire, but also Cost Sharing Reduction (CSR) assistance *and* Medicaid Expansion.
October 31, 2025 at 1:19 PM
Before we begin, it's vital to understand what the FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL (FPL) is, since that's critical to the formula for not just eligibility for the Advance Premium Tax Credits (APTC) which are about to partially expire, but also Cost Sharing Reduction (CSR) assistance *and* Medicaid Expansion.