This week’s big news surrounding the Affordable Care Act was the Obama administration’s announcement of a partial extension to the March 31 deadline for enrolling in 2014 health insurance. Another extension? Sort of. Before you believe you now have longer to enroll, remember it is a partial extension. And in fact, the administration is careful to call it a special enrollment period rather than an extension. Who Can Enroll in
Three Reasons Why You Should Enroll in Health Insurance Now
Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), open enrollment for 2014 health insurance runs through March 31, 2014. We are well into February. If you have not yet enrolled in coverage, you may need some convincing as to why you should not wait until the last minute. Here are three compelling reasons to enroll in health insurance before March 31: Avoid the Rush If you think back to the days leading
Enroll in 2014 Health Insurance by March 31
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) Makes Health Insurance Mandatory for Most Americans Beginning January 1, 2014. Although January 1 has passed, there is still time to purchase health insurance for 2014 and avoid a penalty tax. But you must enroll by March 31. After that date, your next chance will be in November 2014, when open enrollment for 2015 coverage begins (unless you have a qualifying event before then that
