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Navigating the Family Glitch Fix: Hurdles for Consumers 2025

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The document is an application for the Small Employer Benefit Program by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, detailing options for selecting a Consumer Choice health care plan. It outlines eligibility requirements, waiting periods, mandated benefits, and various insurance options including medical, dental, life, and disability coverage. The application requires detailed employer information and compliance with federal regulations such as ERISA. Additionally, it emphasizes the differences between consumer choice plans and state-mandated plans in terms of benefits.

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What is the family glitch on the premium tax credit?

As a result, coverage was deemed affordable when it was affordable for the employee even if it was not affordable for their family members, thus making those family members ineligible for premium tax credits for Exchange coverage. This became known as the Family Glitch.

What is the highest income to qualify for Obamacare?

The affordability threshold for plan year 2025 is 9.02% and will be updated every year. The table below includes key resources to help you better understand the fix to the family glitch and assist consumers with affordability and eligibility determinations.

Is the family glitch fixed?

As part of the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022, the Affordable Care Acts ongoing family glitch issue was resolved.

What is an example of a family glitch?

Under the family glitch, if, for example, an employer had paid the entire premium for workers self-only coverage but contributed nothing toward the added cost of enrolling family members, the workers family members would nonetheless have been considered to have an affordable offer of employer-sponsored coverage,

What does household not eligible for a premium tax credit mean?

Why am I not seeing a Premium Tax Credit? 2020 Why am I not seeing a Premium Tax Credit? 2020 Your income is too low. To qualify for the credit, your income (Modified AGI) had to be at least 100% of the Federal Poverty Level, which is $19460 for a household size of two.

What is the family glitch in the ACA?

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) family glitch refers to how the affordability of an employer-sponsored health plan was previously determined. Prior to 2023, affordability was based on only the cost for the employee ― the cost to add family members to the plan was not taken into consideration.

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