Ohio sees a decline in healthcare coverage enrollment after ACA subsidies end.
Decline in Ohio Health Insurance Enrollment Fewer residents in Ohio are opting for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act this year, with costs being a significant factor. Recent data indicates that around 463,000 Ohioans signed up for Marketplace insurance during the open enrollment period. That’s approximately 120,000 less than last year. This figure, representing […]
Enrollment in ACA health insurance decreased by 1.4 million. Discover which states experienced the largest changes.
Health Insurance Enrollment Drops Amid Subsidy Disappearance With the end of Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies, many households are facing significant increases in health insurance costs. A recent report from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid indicates that there are 1.4 million fewer individuals enrolled through ACA Marketplaces this month compared to January 2025. States […]
Enrollment for ACA ends today in most states, as tax credit agreement delays in Congress.
Affordable Care Act Enrollment Window Closes Amid Uncertainty The opportunity for Americans to enroll in the Affordable Care Act (ACA) mostly closed today, leaving many uncertain as Congress deliberates on whether to extend tax subsidies aimed at reducing the cost of insurance under Obamacare. For months, Congress has been in a standoff regarding the future […]
Last chance to choose ACA health plans comes in many states, with no agreement on subsidies still.
Deadline Approaches for Affordable Care Act Enrollment NEW YORK (AP) — Thursday marked the final day to select an Affordable Care Act health insurance plan. In many regions, federal assistance is set to diminish, leading to ongoing discussions among lawmakers about how to tackle rising medical costs. The end of this open enrollment period, which […]
Retired couple in Georgia faces a $39,000 health insurance bill after losing ACA subsidies
Retirement Dreams Dampened by Rising Insurance Costs After more than three decades together, Barbara Brockway and Matt Padula envisioned their retirement as a time for relaxation and companionship. Reflecting on their journey, Brockway notes, “It’s been 32 years, right? Almost 33.” As an accountant, she and Padula, a former economics teacher and consultant, thought they […]
Getting married for health insurance? The ACA cost crisis leads to tough decisions
Matthew finds his situation pretty ridiculous, really. “It feels like I’m living in a romantic comedy,” he laughs. “I had to marry my best friend just to access treatment for my autoimmune condition. It’s bizarre.” He asked that his full name not be used in order to avoid any backlash from insurance companies due to […]
Kiggans opposes extending the ACA tax credit for three years, stating it’s ‘not the right answer’
House Republicans Vote on ACA Tax Credit Bill This week, a group of 17 House Republicans broke ranks and voted alongside Democrats to support a bill aimed at reinstating the Affordable Care Act tax credit for three years. However, Rep. Jen Quiggans, representing areas that include Virginia Beach and Suffolk, chose not to participate in […]
Some Americans indicate they will forgo health insurance as ACA costs rise.
Concerns Rise Over Health Insurance Costs In December, Cassidy Hooter faced a troubling surprise: her health insurance premiums were set to increase significantly this year. Living in Shreveport, Louisiana, and currently in the last trimester of a high-risk pregnancy, she knew she needed immediate care. Unfortunately, with the expiration of federal subsidies, families like hers […]
Potential loss of ACA subsidies could lead to huge tax bills for many, CFP warns
Health Insurance Concerns Amid ACA Subsidy Changes On November 1, 2025, in Northglenn, Colorado, residents participated in a public enrollment event for the Affordable Care Act (ACA), sharing their experiences and urging legislators to take action on lowering healthcare costs. For many Americans purchasing health insurance through the ACA Marketplace, this is the first time […]
Healthcare expenses anticipated to increase with the end of ACA subsidies.
COLUMBIA, S.C. Health insurance costs could rise significantly for many South Carolinians in the upcoming year, as Congress did not extend the Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies that ended on December 31. Across the nation, approximately 5 million individuals who signed up through the ACA Marketplace might face increased monthly premiums. In South Carolina alone, […]