If the premium tax credit expansion were to expire by the end of 2025, their market premium would more than triple to $2,026, representing an annual increase of $17,500. How to claim the premium ...

The premium tax credit is fully refundable, ... from 2 percent of income for families at 100 percent of the federal poverty level to 9.5 percent of income for families at 400 percent of FPL.

You qualify for premium tax credits if you make less than about $63,000 for a single person (roughly $129,000 for a family of four). And if you earn more than four times the federal poverty level, you ...

Before the premium tax credit enhancement, the required contribution percentages ranged from about 2% to nearly 10% for people with household income within 400% of the federal poverty level.

For those whose 2023 household income was higher than they projected but remained under 400% of the federal poverty level (FPL), responsibility to repay excess premium credit is capped at $350 ...

An enhanced premium tax credit for Marketplace plans will expire at 2025-end. If Congress doesn't act soon, millions may go uninsured, experts warn.

If your household income is less than 400% of the federal poverty level, the amount you’ll need to repay will be limited. If your income rises above 400% of the poverty level, there’s no cap ...

Some key provisions regarding the premium tax credit include: Prevents lawfully-present immigrants with incomes under 100% of the federal poverty level from claiming the credit, effective 2026.