Some people who bought health insurance outside their state’s Affordable Care Act exchange may be eligible for tax credits, according to an HHS website posting. People who tried to use their state’s exchange but ended up buying a plan elsewhere because of technical issues could be eligible, the HHS statement said. The Washington Post (tiered subscription model)/The Associated Press (2/28)
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