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If you’re a millennial, odds are you’ve already gone through some major life milestones, or perhaps you’re about to embark on an exciting new life chapter soon. Maybe you’ve changed employers, married the love of your life, or even welcomed a new family member into the world. In the health insurance world, significant occurrences such as these are known as “ qualifying life events ,” and they can impact when you can apply for Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance. What i

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People lose and/or quit their jobs all the time. It can be a scary situation whether you’re single, married or married with children. For example, let’s say a single person loses or quits their job. And they do this outside of the annual Open Enrollment Period. Can they still get insured through the Affordable Care Act ( ACA ) Health Insurance Marketplace? Or if a person is married and their spouse doesn’t have employer-based insurance, what are their options for coverage? Th