You have 60 days after termination to apply for cobra. Cobra if applied for

Sep 25, 2024
1:03:54pm

bluegaucho Contributor

Within those 60 days is retro to your termination date. I would wait and apply before the 60 days if you need it or if you don’t get another job with benefits.

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Subsidized Health Insurance expires at the end of the month. Do I pay $1400/mo

pegushin

Sep 25, 12:57pm

I think you can retroactively sign up for COBRA if something happens.

silent_t

Sep 25, 12:59pm

It’s been 6 months but the company paid their subsidized for the last 6. Not sur

pegushin

Sep 25, 1:06pm

Risky. Have you seen if you qualify for decent premiums on Healthcare.gov or do something like CHM?

mulletino

Sep 25, 12:59pm

This. Depending on your situation there is a good chance you can get some mediocre insurance on healthcare.gov

Clark Addison

Sep 25, 1:26pm

I am almost to the point of no insurance. Hospitals will settle nearly everythin

Iman23

Sep 25, 1:02pm

You have 60 days after termination to apply for cobra. Cobra if applied for

bluegaucho

Sep 25, 1:03pm

I was laid off in March but part of the severance deal was they’d pay the subsid

pegushin

Sep 25, 1:11pm

I'd ask HR.

rainorsnow

Sep 25, 1:37pm

I think it is 60 days after employer benefits end, but you would want to ask HR

bluegaucho

Sep 25, 1:46pm

Pepe

Sep 25, 1:08pm

An older employee of mine was nearly retired and had is home paid. When he was

CougarEat

Sep 25, 1:23pm

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