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    Cute Animals Learn That You Could Get Financial Help to Get Covered

    So you need health insurance. But you might think it’s too expensive. You might be wrong about that.

    You’re shopping for health insurance? High five.

    But you might have some concerns.

    It’s totally natural to wonder how much it’ll cost.

    BUT here’s something important to know: You could get help paying for your health insurance.

    It's true.

    No, really -- millions already got help paying for their insurance.

    Andreea in Michigan found a plan for just $5.23 a month.

    Pam in Pennsylvania got covered for $9.43 a month.

    Sondra in North Carolina is paying $10.56 a month for health insurance.

    Elsie in Michigan got covered for 22 cents a month.

    WHAT? THAT’S NOT EVEN A QUARTER A MONTH.

    Larry in North Carolina is paying around $10 a month.

    Reinette, a cancer survivor, is paying around 17 cents a month.

    Sam in Pennsylvania is paying about $21 a month with financial help.

    You might think it all sounds too good to be true, like otters holding hands.

    But you’d be wrong.

    Over 4 out of 5 people who already signed up for health insurance in the Marketplace got help paying for it.

    The average monthly cost for those who got financial help? Just $82.

    Not to beat you over the head with it, but compare that with the average cost of fixing a broken bone without health insurance: $7,500.

    Or the average cost of ONE night in the hospital without health insurance: $10,000.

    Or the cost of the fine for not having health insurance.

    It’s more this year: $325 or 2% of your income -- whichever is more.

    So go ahead & see what you qualify for.

    You could be surprised.

    Health insurance might be way more affordable than you think.

    So don’t wait -- you have from Nov. 15th to Feb. 15th to sign up.

    You’ll just love the feeling of having health insurance.