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1. First Name (Required.)

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2. Last Name (Required.)

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3. Email Address (Required.)

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4. What should you compare when shopping for a health insurance plan?

a. A fixed amount you pay each month for insurance

b. A fixed amount you pay out of pocket each year before your insurance starts paying its share

c. A percentage of the bill you pay each time you get care

d. The most you will pay out of pocket in a year

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5. What should you compare when shopping for a health insurance plan?

a. Cost share amount

b. Out-of-pocket maximum

c. Provider Network

d. Formulary

e. All of the above

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6. What is the math problem used to figure out your total costs for a health insurance plan and your medical care for the year?

A. Deductible + co-payments + co-insurance

B. Monthly premium + deductible + co-payments + co-insurance + out-of-pocket maximum

C. (Monthly premium x 12) + out-of-pocket maximum

D. (Monthly premium + deductible + co-payments + co-insurance) x 12

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7. Which of the following is NOT a level of plan that can be purchased in the state health insurance marketplaces?

A. Bronze

B. Titanium

C. Gold

D. Silver

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8. In addition to total cost, what else should you consider before picking a health insurance plan?

a. Formulary

b. Provider network

c. Whether your prescriptions have a separate out-of-pocket maximum

d. All of the above

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9. Which of these options is NOT required to follow ACA consumer protections, such as covering pre-existing conditions?

a. A Marketplace bronze plan

b. An employer group health plan

c. A health care sharing ministry

d. None of the above

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10. Funds saved in a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) can be used to pay for:

a. Premiums only

b. Deductibles and co-payments only

c. Qualified health care expenses

d. B and C

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11. True or false: FSA funds always expire on December 31 each year, with no exceptions.

a. True

b. False

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12. Which document gives you plan information in plain language so you can compare plans side by side?

a. Summary of Benefits and Coverage

b. Summary of Explanation of Benefits

c. Summary of Out-of-Pocket Maximum

d. Summary Plan Description

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13. When should someone review their health insurance options?

a. Every year, during open enrollment

b. When they change jobs

c. When they are diagnosed with a serious illness

d. All of the above

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* 1. First Name (Required.)

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* 2. Last Name (Required.)

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* 3. Email Address (Required.)

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* 4. What should you compare when shopping for a health insurance plan?

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* 5. What should you compare when shopping for a health insurance plan?

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* 6. What is the math problem used to figure out your total costs for a health insurance plan and your medical care for the year?

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* 7. Which of the following is NOT a level of plan that can be purchased in the state health insurance marketplaces?

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* 8. In addition to total cost, what else should you consider before picking a health insurance plan?

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* 9. Which of these options is NOT required to follow ACA consumer protections, such as covering pre-existing conditions?

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* 10. Funds saved in a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) can be used to pay for:

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* 11. True or false: FSA funds always expire on December 31 each year, with no exceptions.

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* 12. Which document gives you plan information in plain language so you can compare plans side by side?

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* 13. When should someone review their health insurance options?

1. First Name (Required.)

2. Last Name (Required.)

3. Email Address (Required.)

4. What should you compare when shopping for a health insurance plan?

5. What should you compare when shopping for a health insurance plan?

6. What is the math problem used to figure out your total costs for a health insurance plan and your medical care for the year?

7. Which of the following is NOT a level of plan that can be purchased in the state health insurance marketplaces?

8. In addition to total cost, what else should you consider before picking a health insurance plan?

9. Which of these options is NOT required to follow ACA consumer protections, such as covering pre-existing conditions?

10. Funds saved in a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) can be used to pay for:

11. True or false: FSA funds always expire on December 31 each year, with no exceptions.

12. Which document gives you plan information in plain language so you can compare plans side by side?

13. When should someone review their health insurance options?