As the ACA enrollment deadline approaches, Floridians face steep premium increases amid subsidy expiration, driving concerns over insurance affordability and coverage options in Florida's marketplace.

ACA enrollment deadline stresses increased premiums after pandemic tax credits expire amid congressional subsidy debate affecting health insurance affordability.

Expiration of ACA healthcare subsidies in 2026 could trigger a 26% average premium increase, impacting millions of enrollees. Strategies for managing rising costs include budgeting and debt counseling.

KFF survey finds a quarter of ACA enrollees may forgo coverage if premiums double in 2026 amid ending premium tax credits and rising costs.

Florida's property insurance market shows rising premiums driven by construction and reinsurance costs despite stable policy counts following litigation reform legislation.

Illinois homeowners are grappling with soaring insurance premiums, increasing 50% from 2021 to 2024, second only to Utah. A report highlights the role of climate change and regulatory issues.