Why Form 8815 Enrolled 2022-2023

Hello and thanks for joining us for another walkthrough of healthcare.gov. I'm Brynn McBride of ABC for help and I'm Ryan Koh. Ryan, we did this last year and folks that might remember that walkthrough, this is gonna be pretty similar. Not a lot has changed on healthcare.gov from last year, but we're still gonna do a little walkthrough. If this is new for some people, we'll point out some of the pop ups that come, some of the examples of cost-sharing reductions and tax credits that people might see as they're applying. So, you know, to look for that. And for other people, there's no real refresher, so we'll go through just the high altitude stuff and then point out a couple of samples as we go. Open enrollment is actually right now. It runs November 1st through December 15th. That is your only window to buy health insurance unless something dramatic changes in the future, so take this as your one chance to buy insurance for all of 2019. Things to have handy if you had insurance last year through the marketplace: passwords and login information first and foremost. There are password reminders. They're gonna ask you a couple questions, but try to log in to your account. Tax returns, household income information, birth dates, and social security numbers of everybody in the home. If somebody in the house gets insurance through work, have information on that handy. You might have to enter it. Great, I'm kind of anxious. Oh yeah, let's start there. That's our conversation of getting organized. Take the time to get organized. You're gonna see in front of you when you log in to healthcare.gov two green buttons. The one on the right says "login to renew or change plans." That's if you had...