To be eligible to enroll in a Health Insurance Marketplace plan, you must:

1. Live in the United States Be a citizen or naturalized, or a legal resident of the United States.

2. Not be incarcerated.

3. Have income above 100% of the federal poverty level.

Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) or Lawful Temporary Resident (LTR) Cuban or Haitian immigrants Asylees and Refugees. Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Humanitarian Parol.

Name, zip code and county, age and expected annual income for all family members listed on the tax form.

You should contact us because you may qualify for a special enrollment period.

If you have loved ones who depend on you for financial stability, it may be worth investing in a life insurance policy. Regardless of the type of policy you choose, the death benefit can help your family cover a wide range of costs, including mortgage payments, tuition and living expenses.

If you or someone in your family has a pre-existing health condition – such as heart disease, asthma or even pregnancy – you’ll find it much easier to get coverage or change plans starting in 2014. Obamacare prohibits insurers from denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions, or physical or mental conditions that existed before coverage began. Insurers also cannot refuse to pay for other medical care and services related to a pre-existing condition, or charge more because there is a pre-existing condition in the family.

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These plans cover doctor visits, hospitalizations, prescriptions and maternity care, without any restrictions for pre-existing conditions. They will cover preventive services such as immunizations, screenings and contraception at no cost to you. You do not have to submit details about your health or medical history to apply. The marketplace allows you to compare plans and prices.

Depending on your expected household income for the year, you may qualify for: Lower costs for your Marketplace plan, such as the premium tax credit, which lowers your monthly insurance bill and for additional savings on out-of-pocket costs such as deductibles and copays.

When you have Marketplace insurance, you will pay your premiums directly to the insurance company, not the Marketplace. Your coverage will not begin until you pay your first premium.

Yes, you can combine all these benefits together.

If you have Medicare Parts A and B, you will be eligible.

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