Several states increase ACA subsidies as federal tax credits end.
States Boost Assistance for ACA Plans Amid Federal Aid Cuts Six states are stepping up efforts to help ease the financial burdens associated with Affordable Care Act (ACA) plans. With the lapse of federal funding, many Americans are facing increasing insurance premiums. California, Colorado, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, and New Mexico have all raised their state […]
Sen. Deb Fischer reveals the surprising reality of EV tax credits and who truly benefited.
Concerns Over Electric Vehicle Tax Credits In 2022, Democrats passed what they termed the Inflation Control Act. At the time, its name seemed a bit misleading, and now it’s clear that inflation wasn’t actually contained. Rather, the act directed hundreds of billions in taxpayer money toward Green New Deal subsidies, particularly electric vehicle (EV) tax […]
Idaho providing $50 million in tax credits for private education, but applications need to be submitted soon.
IDAHO FALLS — Parental Choice Tax Credit Now Open for Applications As of January 1, Idaho’s Parental Choice Tax Credit bill is officially in effect, and families can now start applying. Signed into law by Governor Brad Little in February 2025, HB93 allocates up to $50 million in state funding to assist families with “qualified […]
Verizon to provide $20 credits following Wednesday’s 10-hour service disruption across the country
Verizon Offers Credit After Nationwide Outage Verizon has announced that it will provide a $20 account credit to customers affected by a nationwide outage that occurred on Wednesday. The outage lasted about ten hours, putting many users in “SOS mode” and interrupting some 911 services, which led to a wave of complaints. On Thursday, the […]
Ending ACA tax credits leads to increased premiums for many residents of Pennsylvania.
Tax Credits Expire, Premiums Spike in Pennsylvania As the start of the year approaches, tax credits that reduce costs for Affordable Care Act plans are set to expire, and leaders at Penney report that around 500,000 individuals in Pennsylvania’s health insurance market are facing doubled premiums. Understanding Premium Increases Devon Trolley, Penney’s executive director, noted […]
Families confront difficult decisions as Affordable Care Act tax credits end.
Impact of Expiring Health Insurance Tax Credit in Colorado DENVER — A significant tax credit that has assisted many Coloradans in obtaining health insurance is set to expire on Wednesday, as Congress chose not to renew it. This decision poses a challenge for numerous residents, who may now experience steep increases in their insurance premiums. […]
Kosciusko County Auditor Provides Information on Tax Deductions, Exemptions, and Credits
news release WARSAW – Kosciuszko County Auditor Alyssa Schumacher wants to update taxpayers on some changes to deductions, exemptions, and credits that were recently approved by the Indiana General Assembly. This change affects property taxes for 2026, which will be paid in 2025, and adjustments will be made over the next five years. Given the […]
Health insurance 2026: Important information for Michigan residents about ending ACA credits
Residents of Michigan are preparing for significant changes in their health insurance costs as a tax credit is set to expire at the end of December. Lawmakers in the U.S. have not been able to extend the subsidies introduced during the pandemic for those obtaining insurance through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces. Consequently, the […]
Ending of ACA tax credits could lead to doubled premiums for 130,000 people in Nebraska
ACA Tax Credit Expiring for Nebraskans LINCOLN, Neb. – The extended tax credit from the Affordable Care Act (ACA) for 2021 is set to end soon, potentially leading to a significant increase in monthly payments for over 130,000 residents of Nebraska. “Regardless of the plan, you’re going to see your costs go up as you […]
Senator Bernie Moreno’s strategy for tackling Obamacare tax credits: The Morning Update for Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025
Current Events Overview This fall’s prolonged 43-day federal government shutdown, marking the longest in U.S. history, hinged on the extension of tax credits associated with the Affordable Care Act. A substantial portion—around 75%—of those surveyed by KFF believe Congress should continue the expiring tax credit, which plays a significant role in lowering individual premiums for […]