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Health insurance could rise to $30k for Memphis couple without tax credits

An email from BlueCross Blue Shield served as one of the first red flags for Dennis Cupp about a possible spike in his health insurance. So, he reached out to his agent ... Read More

12 Hidden Health Insurance Clauses Couples Without Dependents Should Know

Learn about 12 hidden health insurance clauses every couple should know to avoid surprise bills and coverage gaps. Read More

Ohio health insurance to get much more costly without action to renew federal credits

The federal government shutdown has ended, but Ohioans are still looking down the barrel of significant increases in health insurance costs starting in 2026. Read More

Central Omaha couple faces 40% health insurance increase as ACA subsidies hang in balance

A Central Omaha couple faces $700 monthly increase in health insurance costs as Affordable Care Act subsidies face expiration. Read More

CANTWELL: MILLIONS OF AMERICANS WILL BE FORCED TO FOREGO HEALTH INSURANCE IF CONGRESS DOESN'T ACT NOW

The following information was released by Washington Senator Maria Cantwell: 2026 health insurance open enrollment begins TOMORROW for nearly all states, including WA; GOP's refusal to negotiate an ... Read More

Illinois consumers face high health insurance prices, with Obamacare subsidies still in limbo after shutdown

Hundreds of thousands of Illinois residents will face higher health care costs if the federal government doesn’t extend enhanced tax credits. Read More

State raises health insurance rates

The Illinois Department of Insurance finalized rates for 2026 health insurance premiums this month, exercising a new right to modify premium adjustments proposed by companies issuing small group or ... Read More

'This is very scary': Hundreds of thousands of Nebraskans may see spike in health insurance costs

One Nebraskan says his ACA health insurance costs increased by 40% for 2026. KETV Investigates found 91% of ACA users in Nebraska may see increases. Read More

Your health insurance through work could face higher premiums next year

If you’re among the roughly 165 million Americans who get your health coverage through work, not the government, you might be wondering: Is my plan next, now that health insurance premiums for ... Read More

With no deal on health care subsidies, Coloradans face possibility of going without insurance next year

The fear comes as Senate Democrats voted to end the shutdown without a fix for an expiring tax credit that helps Coloradans buy health insurance on the marketplace. Read More