Obamacare enrollment opens amid sharp price hikes, political gridlock
Open enrollment for Affordable Care Act (ACA) coverage began Saturday, bringing major changes for the roughly 24 million Americans who rely on the exchanges. This year’s sign-up season comes with steep premium hikes,
Obamacare Premiums Are Up $1,000 a Month. Should You Enroll Now or Wait for Subsidies?
ACA open enrollment began on Nov. 1, but key premium subsidies remain in limbo due to the government shutdown. Learn how to shop for an ACA plan this year.
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Congressional stalemate creates chaos for Obamacare shoppers
As open enrollment kicks off, the future of cost-saving subsidies remains unclear — and premiums could rise significantly.
Obamacare enrollee sees premium spike over 300% as sign-up period begins: 'This will devastate us'
Millions across the country will discover just how much their plans will cost when open enrollment for Affordable Care Act insurance plans begins on Nov. 1.
4 insurers dropping Obamacare in Michigan as costs for some could double or triple
Four health insurers are dropping or significantly curtailing individual market offerings in 2026 as insurance pools are predicted to grow sicker.
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Obamacare Premiums Skyrocket As Gov't Shutdown Drags Into Open Enrollment
Millions of Americans are bracing for skyrocketing health insurance premiums for Affordable Care Act plans when enhanced federal subsidies expire at the end of 2025. The Trump administration released a preview on Wednesday,
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You can now sign up for 2026 Obamacare coverage — but costs may still rise
Open enrollment is now underway for Americans purchasing health coverage through the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
As open enrollment for Obamacare plans begins, Wisconsin residents will see premiums spike
People who make just over four times the poverty level, or $62,600 for an individual, will see the highest premium spikes if their subsidies expire.
With shutdown over, fight over Obamacare reform is on
With the record-long government shutdown finally over, Republicans are ramping up conversations about how to reform Obamacare and address the rising cost of insurance premiums.
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