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NoRulesAllowed
This horse is dead.
And no matter how long you will try to beat it and make up fantasy scenarios, the ONLY source, the ONE lady spreading this nonsense already admitted that she was in error. Deleting and redirecting links is what you do in such a case.
But..of course..let's beat the horse once more.
You realize that ALL your cited quotes are from Mr. Packham or whatever her name is..the ONLY source for those ridiculous claims who already admitted her error. The fact that several other sites (AND YOU) repeat that cr*p doesn't make it more true.
Health Insurance and Credit Scores
Having financial problems, spots in your credit score can influence your financial situation. You will not only have to face the bank, but you will also have difficulties when you want to get insurance. Just as in the case of loans, insurance companies also use your credit score to determine your ability of payment and to decide whether you are eligible for a specific insurance pack or not.
Every individual has a credit report which can be acquired and checked by every financial institution or companies including financial services. When you are thinking of getting a health insurance or a life insurance you should consider your financial situation and get out of debt. The insurance company can check your credit score without your permission. An insurance company always checks your credit score to determine the types of available coverage, your eligibility for that specific insurance and to decide how much you will pay for premiums included in the insurance.
All of the premiums connected to your insurance policies are determined by your credit scores, health insurances too. You should be prepared to pay a relatively high insurance premium on the coverage of your health insurance if you are having bad credit score. Just as lenders when giving a loan, insurance providers are also skeptic. By offering you a policy, insurance providers are trying to make some profit; that is why if they are not certain about your ability to pay the health insurance premiums on time, they might think about losses. That is why, health insurance providers, to cover the risk connected to your ability to pay, increase the premium cost on your health insurance.
Your credit score not only helps in the decision connected to the amount of the premium but also decides the type of coverage a health insurance is giving you. So if you are having bad credit report it might happen that you will need to pay from your pocket before the insurance company will pay the claims. Although it is quite unfair to get a health insurance with high premiums to pay only because you have a bad credit score the majority of providers decide after this fact.
aero56
reply to post by xuenchen
freebeacon.com...
Please read the above link regarding Florida Obamacare Navigator.
xuenchen
jaguarsky
reply to post by xuenchen
Not true. Please fact check the propaganda before you pass it along.
Debunking *is* allowed.
Please go for it !!!
Insurers are NOT ALLOWED to factor in Credit Scores when setting premiums
At no point in the application system are peoples scores assessed