Probably not much actually. Google tells me that California's population is about 38 million people. So, on average, you get less than $10 per person as a one-t

Probably not much actually. Google tells me that California's population is about 38 million people. So, on average, you get less than $10 per person as a one-time "credit" (or however you'd call this). Even if only 1% of people needed coverage, they could get $1,000 worth of coverage which doesn't take you very far. I'm not saying that that budget is reasonable or unreasonable, but that puts the amount in perspective a little bit.