Enhanced health insurance subsidies supporting 22 million Americans will expire soon, prompting Congressional debates on solutions to rising healthcare costs and insurance premiums.

Senate Republicans block Democratic bid to extend enhanced Obamacare subsidies, highlighting continued partisan struggles over healthcare costs and reform ahead of subsidy expiration deadline.

KFF's latest Health Tracking Poll details how rising economic anxiety impacts U.S. adults, highlighting healthcare affordability challenges across demographics and insurance types in 2025.

Federal Reserve's recent rate cut contributes to lower U.S. mortgage rates with expectations for further declines in 2026 amid inflation and labor market conditions.

Homeowners insurance premiums are rising sharply, prompting increased use of higher deductibles as policyholders seek to manage costs amid growing natural disaster risks and limited insurer competition.

Florida homeowners face rising insurance premiums and coverage challenges linked to climate risks and market shifts, highlighting the need for resilient building codes and insurance reform.

New research reveals that poor credit scores increase homeowners insurance premiums more than living in disaster-prone areas, prompting calls for regulatory reform and pricing transparency in the U.S. insurance market.

A Rutgers-Eagleton poll finds New Jersey voters confident in understanding health insurance plans but concerned about government regulation and rising costs.

Avera Health Plans introduces TotalChoice, combining broad network access with focused plans for employer group health coverage in South Dakota, enhancing choice and competition.

Senate faces key votes on the expiration of health insurance premium tax credits, with partisan divisions complicating subsidy extensions and impacting 2025 insurance premiums.