“There was an old woman who lived in a shoe…”

definition of what that means) that needed SNAP, or Medicaid? Who worked more than one job and still needed government assistance? Have you rented a residential apartment in the last five years? When was the last time you had to choose between paying bills and car maintenance? Etc. etc.

The survey would ask candidates things like - have you ever had to buy your own health insurance for at least one year (individual plan, not thru an employer)? Interact with the health insurance exchange? Were you ever eligible for food stamps? Do you have a close relative or friend (with

The people responsible for the Longaberger building had to develop a way to keep the handles warm enough so they wouldn’t fall apart or fail in the winter

Clearly he never had a period migraine

Not the entirety of them, no. But documents have been made public over the years, which Sami has written about

That’s no Sun that’s a space station

🎶Stand by your pan🎵 apologies to Tammy Wynette

Thank you!

Yes that’s it! That pink part!

I was wondering if you were outside!

For ACA enrollees with incomes above 400% of the poverty level -- who would lose subsidy eligibility entirely if enhanced credits expire -- effects vary by age and zip code. A 60 year old in Baltimore making $63,000 has an increase of $5,207. In Charleston, WV, it's $22,509.

You do know open enrollment ends December 15, right?

ACA signups more than doubled since the enhanced premium tax credits went into effect, from 11.4 million in 2020 to 24.3 million this year. Without that enhanced premium assistance, enrollment will drop substantially.

Also, putting money in an FSA requires someone to have money to put in an FSA. And there is a low ceiling, last I recall, on the amounts of money that can be put in an FSA