If you enrolled in a short-term health plan, you could get a refund

How you can get your money The FTC is now preparing the 400,000-plus checks to go out in the mail, and if you were a member of any Benefytt-related plan, you should get your check automatically ... Read More

Short-Term Health Insurance FAQ - Consumer Reports

If you are without health insurance currently and buy a short-term health plan when they become available in the fall, you could be charged a penalty for not having ACA-compliant health insurance ... Read More

No health insurance? The pros and cons of short-term plans

Ask Emily is a monthly column by Emily Bazar of Kaiser Health News, ... you may be eligible for a special-enrollment period during the year. Another option is a short-term health plan. Read More

Trump short-term health plan may spur more ACA exits

The expansion of short-term health plans from three months to a year could also restrict access to care for people with pre-existing conditions and create lopsided risk pools, experts said. Read More

Extending the length of short-term health plans is good for ... - STAT

The Trump administration's plan to extend the length of short-term health insurance coverage from 90 days to 364 provides meaningful coverage for those who might otherwise have no protection at all. Read More

Short-term health plans limited to four months as of Sept. 1

On Sept. 1, a new federal rule will apply a four-month limit on the duration of short-term health insurance plans — including renewals — unless a state has stricter rules in place. Read More

Short-Term Health Insurance Costs - Consumer Reports

Look beyond monthly premiums if you're thinking of buying short-term health insurance, Consumer Reports says. It costs less than traditional ACA plans, but coverage is very limited and there are ... Read More

Short-Term Health Plans: The Pros And Cons

If you think it will be cheaper to buy a short-term plan and pay the ACA tax, make sure you’re using the correct equation. For the 2016 tax year, the tax penalty grows to $695 per adult or 2.5 percent ... Read More