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President Trump signed an executive order that opens the door to several major

changes in the health insurance landscape and he announced the

elimination of subsidies that help low-income consumers with out-of-pocket costs.

And with this year's open enrollment period for Medicare officially underway,

it started on October 15th, and open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act exchanges right around the corner on November 1st. You probably have questions and the same is true if you work for an employer that provides

your health insurance or at least provides a way for you to get health insurance.

So suffice it to say we do not have all the answers, but we've got a guest who's got an awful lot of them.

Nate Perperra is Vice President of Consumer Affairs at eHealth.com.

We're just going to go through this because it is

complicated it is confusing and it is important.

Nate, thanks for being here. Yeah I'm really excited to be here. Thank you.

As we enter open

enrollment period and we're in it, I want to give people some sense of what do we do?

You know, how do we evaluate our choices, make our decisions, decide where to spend our money, and I want to take it piece by piece by piece by piece.

Let's chunk it down for people. and let's just do it with the caveat that I

turned on my television this morning and I heard on MS NBC that the Democrats and the Republicans might come to some sort of an

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