In addition to a premium credit, your income qualifies you to save on the out-of-pocket costs you pay whenever you get health care, like deductibles and copayments. But you get these additional savings only if you buy a plan in the Silver category.
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- Who should I include in my household to determine subsidy?
- Are Subsidies Going Away in 2021?
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- How do I apply for a subsidy if I don't know my income?
- How do I estimate my income to get health insurance subsidies?
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- If I don't plan to file a federal income tax return for 2020, can I still get a subsidy?
- If I Underestimate My Income to Get a Subsidy, What Will Happen?
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