<prompt> Human: I am currently single and make 30k, therefore qualifying for a subsidy through the Marketplace. But I get married in September, making our household income closer to 100k. When we file our taxes and I report my 1095 form, its going to show I made way more money than what I listed on my Marketplace application. Also, to qualify for a subsidy, you must file jointly I considered maybe filing separately to alleviate this, but you have to file jointly. When we file jointly, it wont specify what I made and what my husband made, itll just show the total household income. I plan on cancelling my insurance in September and getting it through my fiances work, so will I owe what I received in a subsidy for the months of Jan-August? If so, thats quite a lot of money and I feel bad for my fiance. He didnt do anything wrong, yet well have to owe money because I had been low income and single most of this year. Any advice is appreciated!  <response>: Maybe you can go forward with the wedding on your planned date, but wait to get legally married until January. 