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The new Obamacare offers more coverage

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The new Obamacare offers more coverage. The special enrollment period for Obamacare has been extended until August 15th, under the new federal law called the American Rescue Plan, signed in March of this year, with the aim of helping those affected by COVID-19. Among many other benefits, the new law has extended premium subsidies for individuals with low incomes, as well as for individuals with higher incomes who were not eligible during the 2020 enrollment period.

Individuals and families earning between 100% and 400% of the federal poverty level can benefit from obtaining a subsidized health insurance plan.

In other words, if a person is living alone and earns between $12,800 and $51,200, they will be entitled to a government-subsidized health insurance plan. Similarly, if you and your partner earn below $106,000 per year and have two children, you can benefit from Obamacare health plans.

Under the new law, those receiving unemployment benefits can also benefit.

Something very important, if you enrolled in Obamacare between November and December 2020, before the new law, it is advisable to speak with your insurance agent because the conditions of your policy may have improved. You may now have a policy with zero monthly payment or zero deductible.

In conclusion, don’t miss the opportunity, call Univista Insurance and find out how you can benefit from the new provisions of Obamacare under the American Rescue Plan. The new Obamacare offers more coverage.

Call us today for a full qualification! (305) 964-8803.

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