Rich: Those earning higher salaries stand to benefit the most from the Republican bill, which lifts two taxes levied on the wealthy under Obamacare. In fact, single filers making as much as $115,000 will benefit from a tax credit in 2020, according to a recent Kaiser Family Foundation report. Under Obamacare, a person could only earn up to $50,000 and still receive a subsidy in 2020. Under the Republican plan, the top 1% - those earning more than $699,000 annually - would enjoy an average tax cut of $33,000, according to the non-partisan Tax Policy Center.
Urban: Healthcare coverage costs tend to be lower in urban areas, where there are more hospitals and insurers available. Obamacare tax credits are adjusted not only by family income, but cost of local healthcare, which varies from place to place. But the new plan removes those geographic cost offsets, which could mean city-dwellers benefit from better access to physicians and state public-health infrastructure.
So it's possible those 24 million the Left keeps saying will lose their coverage ....Yep, even Hillary has admitted it was disclosure of what she did, caused her to lose to Trump.
may be due to them actually being able to pay their own premiums
- By johnforbes
The problem is that, once a violent personality sl[…]
- By johnforbes
Obama and his ilk started the project, so naturall[…]
- By brandon