If I had to cancel an healthcare.gov policy my first move would be to call healthcare.gov. It is as easy as going to your profile and hitting cancel or calling your insurer (really depends on your state) but if you get guidance from the marketplace you can have someone to walk you through on the phone and answer questions.
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John Rose
Not enough detail in how to effectively cancel an ACA subsidized policy. It’s not clear how to do it in detail.
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If I had to cancel an healthcare.gov policy my first move would be to call healthcare.gov. It is as easy as going to your profile and hitting cancel or calling your insurer (really depends on your state) but if you get guidance from the marketplace you can have someone to walk you through on the phone and answer questions.
Try this page: https://www.healthcare.gov/how-to-cancel-a-marketplace-plan/