This doesn't make sense though... When I got Covered CA I estimated how much I was making. When I got a new job with better pay, I canceled my policy with them (or whatever you call it). How was I suppose to know I was going to get a better paying job? BUT when I did, I called covered CA and cancelled because I knew I was making more. So why am I penalized for being on Covered CA when I needed it and made almost nothing, and then finding a better job and cancelling? I didn't stay on with Covered CA. I only made more money the last few months of the year and I had cancelled with CoveredCA. THIS MAKES NO SENSE!
