That includes 49 percent of the uninsured eligible for the health insurance exchanges. Of those 10.8 million Americans, 6.4 million could pay $100 or less per person per month for the second-lowest-cost silver plan in their state’s marketplace in 2014, taking into account available premium tax credits. Another 4.3 million could pay $100 or less by using their tax credits to purchase the lowest-cost bronze plan available, according to the report.
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