People who were eligible for ACA subsidies were far more likely to have health coverage than those below 100 percent FPL, even if their incomes were only slightly higher. (Photo: Shutterstock)
A lack of health insurance isn't only a problem that threatens your health. It also puts you at a much greater risk of losing your home.
A new study examined the impact of the Affordable Care Act on delinquent mortgage or rent payments and found that the availability of subsidized insurance for low-income people significantly reduced their chances of eviction or foreclosure.
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