Sentence examples for silver plans from inspiring English sources

The silver plans are moderately priced policies that can require sizable out-of-pocket payments.

The silver plans cover 70 percent; gold, 80 percent; while platinum covers 90 percent (and therefore carries the highest premiums).

The level of coverage is roughly comparable to Obamacare's silver plans, though the deductible, currently set at €350, is much lower.

Bronze and silver plans, with lower premiums and ratings of 60 percent and 70 percent, include a deductible in the typical consumer share.

The "gold" and "silver" plans will be somewhat less generous, while those in the "bronze" category will have the cheapest premiums but may require high out-of-pocket costs and deductibles.

For example, more than 6,000 plans are available in Texas, but residents of Harris County, where Houston is, has access to fewer than 40 plans, including a dozen bronze and silver plans and 14 gold.

A person with a $20,000 income will pay about $85 a month for a silver plan, while someone earning $25,000 will pay about $145 a month for a silver plan.

An individual with annual income of $17,000 will pay about $55 a month for a silver plan, state regulators said.

The premium subsidies will be based on the price of the second lowest cost silver plan in a geographic area.

There is a big caveat: you can qualify for the reductions only if you buy a silver plan.

The Silver plan is adapted in part from an excellent proposal outlined last year by Richard Ravitch, the authority's former chairman.