KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — As Affordable Care Act Tax Credits expire, America is diving headfirst off the subsidy cliff, costing East Tennesseans hundreds of dollars in health insurance premiums.
Advent Electric is a full-service contractor that covers 100% of its employee’s healthcare costs.
“It is the last thing I thought I would be dealing with as a business owner, trying to guess health insurance — trying to guess what’s best,” said Advent Electric co-owner Nicholas Hodge.
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Hodge said he navigates the Affordable Care Act marketplace, so his employees don’t have to…