there are indeed four basic options in terms of health insurance coverage available through exchanges. sometimes these are referred to as "metal" plans because they are bronze silver gold and platinum. the bronze plans cover the lowest percentage of your costs all the way up to platinum plans which will cover the highest percentage of your health costs. as a result bronze plans will generally be the least expensive available and platinum plans will be the most expensive. unfortunately it is not possible now to tell exactly how much you will pay for each of those plans. and the details of these plans will vary. for example there will be different premium costs and somewhat different benefit structures for silver plans even within one state. one insurer may offer a silver plan that costs more than another insurer. we all wish health reform was a little less complicated! and webmd is helping to make things as clear as possible. but the good news is that you should have several options to consider and you should be able to compare actual premium costs and coverage details when the exchanges go live on october 1.
i understand there are 4 options (silver through platinum) for health insurance along with the subsidies. . so assuming that i make $46 000 do you know how much each plan would cost in this scenario?