If he chooses to. Or he can choose to get the handout from the government at the end of the year. In a “lump sum”. Paid to the policyholder. It’s all in your cite. Read it.
“Lump sum” appears no where in my cite. Perhaps you should read it again.
That’s just stupid.
People are required to have auto insurance as a condition of driving on public roads. They can avoid this by not driving on public roads.
People are required to purchase insurance if they are alive. They can avoid this by dying.
Any attempt to equate these two things is nonsensical and disingenuous.
Yes, because not driving on public roads is such a PRACTICAL way of getting around … :rolleyes:
You quoted “lump sum” from my cite. “Lump sum” is clearly not in my cite.
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I didn’t quote “lump sum” from your cite. I quoted “lump sum” from your post. Which you quoted from my cite. Keep up.
And yet the complaint about voter ID is that people don’t have driver’s licenses because they don’t drive. A model of consistency.
Many people do not own vehicles and rely on public transportation. Those people do not have auto insurance. Rolleyes right back at you.
As has been pointed out many, many times on this board, the analogy is gloriously inapt. Millions of people legally don’t buy auto insurance, because they don’t have a car. If you don’t want to buy healthcare and not pay a penalty, your only option is to stop breathing.
Well now, all you have to do to be correct is find it in my cite. Your cite is wrong.
And currently there are millions of Americans who don’t have health insurance because they have no health to begin with.
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People are required to purchase insurance if they are alive. They can avoid this by dying.
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Can we just extend the list a bit?
They can avoid purchasing insurance by:
- Dying
- Moving to another country
- Paying a $95 tax penalty
This may or may not prove to be true. Your assuming that everyone who goes, or would be going, to the emergency room will now have insurance. I agree that the costs for that subset of people will be reduced. What we don’t know is if the costs associated with giving people who wouldn’t have had it health insurance will be greater or less than the cost for those people who would be going to the emergency room. An extreme example to make my point: if ten people are accessing healthcare via emergency rooms, obviously that cost would be less than providing said insurance to 30 or 50 million people. And that’s without the cost of the healthcare they’d be getting with their new-found insurance. LIke I said, your assumption may be correct, but it is an unknown. And even if you are wrong there is value to people having healthcare.
Because your cite has to use exactly the same wording as mine in order for me to prove it, right?
This is just getting stupider and stupider. Does your cite show that the policyholder may choose to get all of the government handout for the year, at the end of the year, paid to himself (and not to the insurance company)?
Are you really not aware of tens of millions of Americans do not own cars and use public transportation? Yeesh.
Can you possibly remold this into something that makes a salient point? Or just a discernible one? I don’t ask for much.
Yes, we don’t know all this for sure. From what I’ve read, the savings will be greater than the extra expenditures. But we’ll see. And even that will be hard to tell, considering that other factors are in play that could raise and lower health care prices.
No. It does not.
Yes, it does. As in
“If the amount of advance credit payments you get for the year is less than the tax credit you’re due, you’ll get the difference as a refundable credit when you file your federal income tax return.”
If you choose not to get any “advance credit payments” then at the end of the year you get a lump sum payment of the whole handout. Payable to you. From the federal government. You really gotta learn how to read your cites.