This hits me as I just changed over form an employee to a contractor... Meaning starting next month I have to buy my own health insurance.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/04/...until-end/

Quote:There is one way consumers can still sign up, but only under limited circumstances.

"If you have a qualifying event, a life qualifying event, which means you get married, you get divorced, you get fired from your job" says Goodman. Or you have a child, or lose a spouse or have a change in income.

I have to see if voulentaraly leaving my job counts...

You may be stuck getting COBRA.

They will exempt the unwritten exceptions to the law, and delay the effective date of the rewritten regulations until the day after the next election, whoever that is.

. . . And if the uncovered people drop fhucking dead between now and then, well, so what? The uninsurance rate drops the hard way. And it's the survival of ACA that counts at this point, not mere people.