<prompt> Human: So, briefly, I turned 26 years old in November. I was on my parents insurance until my birthday and then I was placed on insurance through the organization Im interning for. My internship is over at the end of July. I currently have a part-time job that will allow me to work a maximum of 20 hrsweek about 14,000year which does qualify me for a subsidy on the marketplace. I think I could get a silver level plan for about 24month.Im kind of freaked out by the scuttlebutt around Washington about repealing the ACA so Ive also looked through regular insurance companies and I could apply for catastrophic insurance for 170 but regular insurance would be about 300.If I have subsidized insurance through the exchange and they repeal the ACA, will I lose my insurance or will my premiums go up overnight? Do you think the marketplace will be stable long enough to make it a good option? Or should I forego the marketplace and buy a plan that isnt contingent on the ACA?To complicate matters, Im actively looking for full time work and I dont have any idea when or if that will happen. Im also not sure how much Ill be working; in addition to the part time job, Im in discussion with the place Im interning at about staying on in a part time paid capacity. Im concerned about reporting my income inaccurately and receiving a subsidy Im not eligible for.As far as actual medical needs go, I take a RX anxiety medication and see my primary care doctor every six months for a renewal. And I occasionally get sinus infections that require an antibiotic. So, fairly minimal?I think Ive hit analysis paralysis--all of my choices seem bad to me. Whats the best bad choice?  <response>: The ACA isnt going to suddenly dissappear tomorrow, whatever the new Healthcare system looks like there will be months and months of notice. Theres no point in trying to predict the future, so go to the marketplace, buy your silver plan for 25 and figure out what you do next after you have the facts. 