CBO report reveals Trump-era policy impacts causing steep health insurance premium increases and millions losing coverage, urging bipartisan legislative action.

Connecticut Insurance Department approves nearly 17% average health insurance premium increases for 2025 individual plans, citing rising healthcare and prescription drug costs impacting consumers and small businesses.

Senator Jeanne Shaheen leads effort to permanently extend ACA premium tax credits to prevent premium spikes and coverage loss for millions, addressing affordability and access issues.

Democrats push Republicans to extend key ACA tax credits before deadline to avoid premium spikes and coverage losses.

Congress debates extension of ACA tax credits critical to maintaining affordable health insurance premiums as subsidies approach expiration, risking large premium hikes.

The expiration of ARPA premium tax credits in 2025 will drive health insurance premium increases in 2026. Employers and employees should consider off-exchange plans and ICHRA strategies to manage rising costs.

The Georgia GOP budget law introduces Medicaid rollbacks and insurance premium hikes, impacting small business healthcare access and insurance market stability.

The U.S. health insurance market faces significant premium hikes and systemic challenges linked to legislative changes, economic burdens, and disparities. Comparing with the U.K., the analysis highlights reform difficulties and financial implications for policy makers and insurers.

ACA insurance premiums may rise 75% in 2026 if enhanced subsidies expire, affecting 22 million enrollees. Congressional decisions ahead of open enrollment are critical.

Upcoming U.S. government funding debates center on extending ACA subsidies affecting over 20 million Americans, with premium hikes and coverage losses at stake.