TurboTax or one of the competitors is the best way to go. It’s a guided walkthrough, it’s going to ask you a bunch of questions about your situation and the tax documentation that you’ve received to date.

It’s going to populate your tax forms, tell you what you owe or what your refund will be, and file for you.

Couldn’t be easier.

Wait’ll OP learns about Connecticut in the late 1800s!

How much will is cost and how would we propose funding it?

I think this is fine, however there should be some additional caveats attached.

First, this doesn’t do anything to address the underlying issues in terms of how people are getting into this medical debt in the first place. There needs to be change around how medical systems and providers determine costs for the uninsured / underinsured.

Second, participants in the program should have to agree to regular, preventative care. The state should help them access that care and if needed, provide some financial support. Often times, large medical debt is incurred because conditions have spiraled out of control requiring significant intervention. By having these individuals access preventative care, conditions can be spotted earlier and intervention and treatment can occur, usually leading to lower costs to provide care.

How many Hilton Honors points am I going to need to book a night?

Considering 75% of Reddit wants to “eat the rich”, I’d put up a triple barrier too.

Exactly. I feel for this Redditor but right now the world is your refrigerator.

So far United Illuminating keeping the power on for me. My lines are underground.

Connecticut racked up its pension debt over 7 decades. You think it was Republicans that created the mess?

https://ctmirror.org/2022/08/02/report-ct-pension-debt-personal-income-high-eighth-worst-us/

While the state made progress last year, it’s still among the worst in the nation around pension obligations.