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Published onDecember 30, 2016
You’ve submitted your Marketplace application and enrolled in a plan, but you’re not done yet. You must pay your first health insurance
for your coverage to start. You make the payment to your health insurance company — not the Marketplace.
Published onDecember 16, 2016
If you had 2016 Marketplace coverage and didn’t re-enroll or change your health plan by December 15, the Marketplace probably enrolled you for 2017 health coverage in the same plan (or a similar one) based on information from your 2016 application.
Published onDecember 9, 2016
Time is running out! You only have until December 15, 2016 to sign up for or update your current Marketplace health insurance plan, so it’ll take effect January 1, 2017.
Published onDecember 2, 2016
If you have 2016 Marketplace insurance and want coverage for 2017, your best bet is to update your 2017 health insurance application with your expected income and household information for the year ahead – even if you want to keep the same plan.
Update by December 15 and your changes take effect January 1.