Health insurance marketplace
Subsidies

Income
Income
Premium
Premium
Premium
Additional Cost-Sharing Subsidy
% of Federal poverty level
Dollars (2014)
Cap (% of Income)
Max Out-of-Pocket
Avg Savings
Additional Cost-Sharing Subsidy
133%
$31,900
3%
$992
$10,345
$5,040
150%
$33,075
4%
$1,323
$9,918
$5,040
200%
$44,100
6.3%
$2,778
$8,366
$4,000
250%
$55,125
8.05%
$4,438
$6,597
$1,930
300%
$66,150
9.5%
$6,284
$4,628
$1,480
350%
$77,175
9.5%
$7,332
$3,512
$1,480
400%
$88,200
9.5%
$8,379
$2,395
$1,480
Notes In 2014, the FPL is projected to equal about $11,800 for a single person and about $24,000 for a family of four.
Notes In 2014, the FPL is projected to equal about $11,800 for a single person and about $24,000 for a family of four.
Notes In 2014, the FPL is projected to equal about $11,800 for a single person and about $24,000 for a family of four.
Notes In 2014, the FPL is projected to equal about $11,800 for a single person and about $24,000 for a family of four.
Notes In 2014, the FPL is projected to equal about $11,800 for a single person and about $24,000 for a family of four.
Notes In 2014, the FPL is projected to equal about $11,800 for a single person and about $24,000 for a family of four.

Question: The subsidies for health insurance are given to individuals who have income between what percentages of the poverty line?
Answer: The subsidies for health insurance are given to individuals who have income between 133% and 400% of the poverty line.