1095 & 3895 Health Insurance Tax Forms by Barbara Kempen | Apr 6, 2022 | Affordable Health Insurance, Tax Credits, Tax PenaltyAs many Americans are still preparing their taxes before the April 18th deadline, please make sure that you have your 1095 (federal) & 3895 (state) tax forms and provide them to your tax preparer as they are required to complete your taxes. In California, there is...
How will health insurance change under President Elect Biden? by Barbara Kempen | Dec 21, 2020 | Affordable Health Insurance, Group Health Insurance, Short-term medicalUnder president-elect Joe Biden, we will likely see an expansion of the Affordable Care Act depending on a few key events. For one, how will the Supreme Court rule on the current challenge to the ACA? Secondly, will the Democrats control the Senate after the runoff...
What are Qualifying Life Events in the Special Enrollment Period in order to obtain Health Insurance by Barbara Kempen | Feb 6, 2018 | Affordable Health Insurance, Health Insurance Brentwood, Health Insurance Pacific Palisades, Health Insurance Santa MonicaHave you ever wondered what happens to your health insurance in the case of a major life event such as marriage/divorce, childbirth, moving, turning 26, losing Medi-Cal or employer-sponsored insurance? All of these events are defined as qualifying life events which...
California’s Proposal for Single-Payer Health Care System is far from approval! by Barbara Kempen | Jun 6, 2017 | Affordable Health Insurance, Health Insurance Brentwood, Health Insurance Pacific Palisades, Health Insurance Santa MonicaAt the end of May the State Senate passed the proposal for a Single-Payer Health Care System called the “Healthy California Plan”. The Healthy California Plan or S.B. 562 was proposed by state Senators Ricardo Lara (D-Bell Gardens) and Toni Atkins (D-San...
The Future of the Affordable Care Act by Barbara Kempen | Mar 17, 2017 | Affordable Health Insurance, Health Insurance Brentwood, Health Insurance Pacific Palisades, Health Insurance Santa MonicaThere is a widespread dissatisfaction among House and Senate lawmakers – conservatives and moderates alike – with the recently published Republican health plan “American Health Care Act’ ( ACHA). The recently released analysis of the...
