If youâre an American Indian or an Alaska Native, you may have new health coverage benefits and protections in the Health Insurance Marketplace. Some benefits are available to members of federally recognized tribes or Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) Corporation shareholders. See the list of federally recognized tribes. Others are available to people of Indian descent or otherwise eligible for services from the Indian Health Service (also known as an Indian hospital or Public Health Service (PHS)), a tribal program, or an urban Indian health program.
How old do I need to be to get a debit card? If youâre on an account by yourself you need to be at least 18 years or older. If youâre between 13-17 years old a parent or guardian has to be joint on the account to assume responsibility of the card.
You must be at least 18 years old to get a credit card by yourself, but getting a credit card at that age won't be as simple as applying for the credit card and getting approved. While you can legally get a credit card as young as age 18, the law requires that you have your own steady source of income to qualify for a credit card. Unfortunately, a monthly allowance from your parents probably won't count. It's for your own good.