Last Chance for Exchange Plans, No CHIP Funding, AND a Tax Bill

The video discusses the urgency of signing up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act exchanges before the December 15th deadline, emphasizing the potential for subsidies and Medicaid eligibility. It highlights the unresolved funding for CHIP, despite bipartisan support, and the legislative delays affecting it. The video also covers the implications of the Senate's tax bill, which eliminates the individual mandate, potentially increasing insurance rates and affecting coverage. The uncertainty surrounding these issues is emphasized, with a call to action for viewers to stay informed and proactive.

What is the deadline for signing up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act exchanges?

• December 31st

• January 15th

• December 15th

• December 1st

Why is it important to check your health insurance options even if you already have a plan?

• To avoid paying any insurance premiums

• To ensure you have the same plan as last year

• To find out if you qualify for new subsidies

• To cancel your current insurance

What is the main issue discussed regarding the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)?

• It has been replaced by a new program

• It is no longer considered necessary

• There is a lack of agreement on how to fund it

• It has been fully funded for the next decade

What significant change did the Senate's tax bill introduce regarding health insurance?

• It reduced the cost of all health insurance plans

• It removed the individual mandate

• It introduced a new health insurance plan

• It increased subsidies for all citizens

What is a potential consequence of removing the individual mandate from the tax bill?

• Health insurance rates may decrease

• More people will have health insurance

• Fewer healthy people may have insurance, leading to higher rates

• The government will provide free insurance to everyone