I wonder how many of them realize that if they don't buy insurance, they're going to be hit with a big fine from the IRS? The poll, conducted by InsuranceQuotes.com, also found a lot of skepticism about Obamacare: And less than half of those in the survey released by InsuranceQuotes.com think they'll get better health care after Obamacare takes full effect. Nearly 50 percent believe the ACA will make it more difficult for them to get tests and procedures done in a timely manner, according to the phone survey of 1,001 adult Americans conducted in early May. And a whopping 68 percent of low-income Americans aren't sure they qualify for tax credits that would subsidize their purchase of health insurance--despite they fact that they almost invariably will qualify, the survey found. That population is most likely to benefit from government subsidies under the health-care reform law. Laura Adams, senior insurance analyst at InsuranceQuotes.com, said public uncertainty about...(Read Full Post)