Can't exclude because of marriage

Dec 15, 2024
7:36:20pm

warp All-American

I believe your carrier still has to insure your married kids until they turn 26. All mine got such coverage. It's just that there is no obligation to insure the spouse. That's on their parents.

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Originally posted on Dec 15, 2024 at 7:36:20pm

Message modified by warp on Dec 15, 2024 at 8:26:06pm

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Married children not on parents’ health insurance

BlackBart

7:14pm

Be adults and get it through the marketplace or from work.

cambo

7:16pm

Yep. We got it through the marketplace and it was very cheap because we made no money in college

letthewookieewin

7:16pm

Is Medicaid not a thing anymore because of the marketplace having low cost,

BlackBart

7:20pm

Medicaid limit is really low. We worked campus jobs that paid decent wages so made more than the Medicaid limit

letthewookieewin

7:23pm

Yeah both part time workers, full time students

BlackBart

7:18pm

There is no such thing as a catastrophic policy. Those are illegal under Obamaca

Iman23

7:20pm

I’m just guessing obviously since I haven’t had this arise yet

BlackBart

7:22pm

Medicaid works great if they’re in school

ossicles

7:26pm

Just roll the dice and if something happens

cougarfann888

7:33pm

Can't exclude because of marriage

warp

7:36pm

And if you're already insuring yourself, your spouse and at least one kid,

paulb

7:43pm

My family rate doesn't kick in until kid #3

cougarfann888

7:44pm

But there can be an extra cost for it. It just depends on the policy .

cougarfann888

7:43pm

Consider Medicaid, school health insurance plans, employer plan, healthcare.gov

byuler

8:08pm

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