This is super weird. When we got insurance in January, we had no way of knowing that our income would change in September. Even so, we informed HealthCare.gov of the change of circumstances, and ended our coverage through them to reflect that. If we had known they would assess how much we owed for coverage based on what we'd make a year into the future, we wouldn't have gotten coverage through them, since the full rate is around $550/month for two healthy adults, which would be hard to afford even with the new job. It would be one thing if we had kept the artificially cheap plan when the new income kicked in, but we did everything to avoid that. (Plus, we moved to a new state, so we couldn't have kept the old plan even if we wanted to.) Something seems seriously wrong here.
