Monday, January 13, 2014
Most of the people signing up for ObamaCare so far are older — 45 and up — a trend that could force premiums to rise if younger, healthier enrollees remain a minority
The first official release of ObamaCare numbers shows that 2.2 million people enrolled in the first three months. Among them, 55% are ages 45 to 64, 24% are 18 to 34, and the largest group is 55 to 64 — about a third of the people, all just under the age for Medicare qualification.
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/right-turn/wp/2014/01/14/obamacare-flops-with-the-young/
How are young unemployed people supposed to afford obamacare?
Good question since many of the Obamacare plans are expensive even for people with jobs. I guess the long-term unemployed will be eligible for Medicaid.
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