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For questions that relate to the laws, practices, and products of the United States.
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Do scholarships and PhD stipends count as taxable compensation for Roth IRA limits?
The maximum amount you are allowed to contribute to a Roth IRA in a given year is either a certain dollar amount or your “taxable compensation”, whichever is lower. Now I am a PhD student who gets sc …
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How does Medicaid compare with private insurance on Healthcare.gov?
How Obamacare works is that if your income is sufficiently low, then you can get Medicaid. And if your income is too high to be eligible for Medicaid, then you'll get a Premium Tax Credit (aka the Su …
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How likely is it for my Medicaid plan to approve a Prior Authorization?
I just enrolled in Medicaid, specifically the UnitedHealthCare Community Plan in New Jersey. Now most of the medications I'm currently taking are included in the Preferred Drug List, but there are a …
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