Can we stop calling the ACA “Obamacare?” It is called the Affordable Care Act, and actually would be worth the name had Congress not altered the financial basis. From a personal perspective, the ACA allowed me to retire at 62 with affordable insurance. I was able to manage income from my IRAs and regular post-tax savings (plus no mortgage) to maximize subsidies for three years until Medicare kicked in.
Here’s to hoping Louisiana get’s it’s act together on the JOTP situation. Taking advantage of the disadvantaged through a lack of due process is reprehensible. And you can’t tell me the Louisiana legislature was unaware. It is ironic that a foreign newspaper was the catalyst of this new attention.
Item #1 today says it all. What a relief!
Can we stop calling the ACA “Obamacare?” It is called the Affordable Care Act, and actually would be worth the name had Congress not altered the financial basis. From a personal perspective, the ACA allowed me to retire at 62 with affordable insurance. I was able to manage income from my IRAs and regular post-tax savings (plus no mortgage) to maximize subsidies for three years until Medicare kicked in.
Here’s to hoping Louisiana get’s it’s act together on the JOTP situation. Taking advantage of the disadvantaged through a lack of due process is reprehensible. And you can’t tell me the Louisiana legislature was unaware. It is ironic that a foreign newspaper was the catalyst of this new attention.