... переименуют или так и останется, только дороже ?
... переименуют или так и останется, только дороже ?
...не жалеют они нас )))
Middle-income earners who don’t get coverage at work would be eligible for tax credits. But the credits would shrink for individuals making more than $75,000 or households making more than $150,000.
High-income earners would also benefit. The bill repeals a 0.9% tax on high-income people’s wages, starting in 2023. It also repeals a 3.8% tax on investment income as of Jan. 1, 2017, on wealthier taxpayers.
Medicaid users
People who rely on Medicaid will feel much of the brunt of the House legislation if it survives in the Senate. That is because the proposal phases out and then ends the law’s Medicaid expansion. The rolls of Medicaid and a related program have swelled to about 16 million since 2014 when the expansion provisions kicked in.
The bill would let people who were covered by states that expanded Medicaid remain on the program with federal funding, as long as they were signed up before 2020. But it would halt any money for any new beneficiaries. In addition, funding for Medicaid would be completely overhauled.
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Those With Pre-Existing Conditions
The legislation is a mixed bag for people with pre-existing medical conditions. Insurers would still be barred from denying coverage to people with health problems. But in states that obtain federal waivers, insurers could charge these people higher premiums for about a year if they have a gap in coverage. States would have to set up programs that help these people obtain coverage, however.
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