Reposted by CorgiMomJen
The most extreme edge case I could find would be if the same couple lives in Cabell County, WV and earns exactly $84,601 next year (401% FPL).
If so, their monthly premium for the benchmark plan would jump from $599 to $5,514/mo.
That's $66,172/year, or 78% of their gross income.
If so, their monthly premium for the benchmark plan would jump from $599 to $5,514/mo.
That's $66,172/year, or 78% of their gross income.
November 30, 2025 at 2:43 PM
The most extreme edge case I could find would be if the same couple lives in Cabell County, WV and earns exactly $84,601 next year (401% FPL).
If so, their monthly premium for the benchmark plan would jump from $599 to $5,514/mo.
That's $66,172/year, or 78% of their gross income.
If so, their monthly premium for the benchmark plan would jump from $599 to $5,514/mo.
That's $66,172/year, or 78% of their gross income.
Does he think people can move a fire hydrant closer to their home? (# of mobile homes in Ok not withstanding)
Also, never once in my 20+ years of home ownership has my homeowner insurance lowered and despite taking care of my home and never making a claim rates are now skyrocketing. Up 850 next yr.
Also, never once in my 20+ years of home ownership has my homeowner insurance lowered and despite taking care of my home and never making a claim rates are now skyrocketing. Up 850 next yr.
November 19, 2025 at 3:17 PM
Does he think people can move a fire hydrant closer to their home? (# of mobile homes in Ok not withstanding)
Also, never once in my 20+ years of home ownership has my homeowner insurance lowered and despite taking care of my home and never making a claim rates are now skyrocketing. Up 850 next yr.
Also, never once in my 20+ years of home ownership has my homeowner insurance lowered and despite taking care of my home and never making a claim rates are now skyrocketing. Up 850 next yr.