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Okay, here is a question that I have not seen come up here. While watching news today this just crossed my mind. If the government sets an insurance rate you have to pay based upon what you make per year, do they take into account all your other bills, and that sometimes as ICs we don't get any work coming in at times, and then what they set is more than what you can afford (i.e. more money than your paycheck and you still have to pay all your bills). As ICs I'm sure a lot of you know that your monthly earnings can vary very drastically. There have been times where there are days without work. If they take your yearly income and base your rate on that, what if you don't make that much. Does anyone know the answer to that, or is that too far ahead thinking?