With the arrival of spring on March 20th, this means many new things with the seasons changing …sunshine (some days), warmth (some days), and…allergies. Symptoms accompanying spring allergies mean sneezing, sinuses, headaches, stuffy noses, runny noses, fevers, and that doesn’t even begin to list everything. If you’re battling allergies this spring, you aren’t alone. According […]

    With the open enrollment period ending on March 31st, those who may not have had time to enroll in an exchange plan can still purchase a health insurance plans even  if they missed their chance of purchasing  health insurance through the exchange. As an alternative, they may qualify to purchase an association  health […]

When you’re figuring out how much of a tax credit you may or may not have to pay back to the government, the key word to remember is income. Let’s rewind. Were you offered a health insurance subsidy? When you purchased a health insurance exchange plan during the open enrollment period, depending on your income, […]

March 31st, 2014 is a date locked into America’s heads since last October. Why? That day marks the end of the enrollment period for buying a health insurance exchange plan. For those Americans who miss the cut-off date, there are penalties and there are exceptions. What is the enrollment period? The open enrollment period is […]