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My eligibility results say I’m also eligible for "cost-sharing reductions." What does that mean?

Ryan Kennelly

November 07, 2017 17:38
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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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