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william B
Do i use my workers comp as income when finding a health plan for me and my wife
Additional Details because if i dont use my income and only my wifes we would qualify for low income which is cheaper per month right now her payment at work is going up to 225.00 a week
No, workers comp is not "income" it is an insurance payment. When buying a health plan, if you do not have a job or any source of income you should be classified as unemployed.
bic
what?
car253
What does workers comp have to do with your health insurance? And what does it have to do with your income?
I need more details. What is your question?
src50
No. What does that have to do with finding a health plan?
mbrcatz
When you're shopping for health insurance, or looking at buying a "health plan" (which, btw, doesn't pay anything, it's only a LIST you're buying), income is irrelevant.
If you're applying for welfare health insurance, then yes, workers comp counts as income.
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