ACA health plans face soaring 2026 premiums amid looming expiration of enhanced COVID-era federal subsidies, risking enrollment drops and market volatility.

The Trump administration's Medicaid cuts and health policy changes are projected to increase medical debt and reduce insurance coverage protections for Americans, impacting affordability and credit scores.

Health insurance premiums are rising due to increased claim volumes and treatment costs, impacting older adults and driving changes in policy management strategies.

ACA health insurance premiums are set to rise 75% in 2025 due to the expiration of enhanced subsidies, impacting enrollment and market risk pools.

ACA marketplace premiums are set to increase by 75% after pandemic-era subsidies expire, risking higher uninsured rates and market instability.

Colorado individual health insurance premiums are projected to rise 28% in 2026 due to federal tax credit expirations and policy changes, significantly impacting affordability and coverage in rural and Western Slope regions.

New Jersey proposes substantial health care premium hikes for public employees in county, school, and state sectors, reflecting ongoing cost management challenges.

In 2024, US health insurance premiums rose 6% for individuals and 7% for families, with significant state-by-state cost disparities affecting affordability and market dynamics.

Rising home insurance premiums and increased policy cancellations in Indiana are impacting homeowners' ability to maintain coverage and affordability, says Fair Housing Center.

Florida's 2025 legislative session ended with budget agreements but without meaningful reforms to tackle rising homeowners insurance premiums and housing affordability challenges.