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Yeah I fail to see the problem. When I left my salaried job to start my own business I applied for our state provided healthcare (MA) as my income was almost n
by josefresco 13y ago
Yeah I fail to see the problem. When I left my salaried job to start my own business I applied for our state provided healthcare (MA) as my income was almost non existent. As my income increased I got bumped from plan to plan adding cost along the way. If you actually have $0 in income, Medicaid or the like sounds appropriate.
- bilbo0s 13y agoTo be fair to Skolos... it does depend on what state he was in. But I agree... entrepreneurs should not be living in certain states. They are just bad places to be launching a startup.
- josefresco 13y agoDidn't the Affordable Health Care Act essentially roll out nationally a model similar to the successful state models (like Massachusetts) making this a universal method? I claim ignorance here but was under the impression the systems worked similar.
- bilbo0s 13y agoNope... states can opt out. So you really need to check the rules in your own state. Like any other thing when starting a business.