Insurance commissioner warns of potentially higher medical costs. Health insurance premiums could spike without tax credit ...

Oklahoma Insurance Department Commissioner Glen Mulready said Oklahomans could see substantial increases in health insurance ...

if for nothing else to square away your advance premium tax credit, analysts warn. The advance premium tax credit (APTC), or premium subsidy, is the portion of the monthly premium the government ...

On average, Oklahomans pay $58 per month for a benchmark silver plan, but without the subsidies, that figure is projected to ...

On March 10, 2025, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) proposed a rule that in many respects reverts to ...

Since 2021 advanced premium tax credits have helped subsidize health insurance for thousands of Rhode Islanders Those credits, however, are expiring this year, and unless lawmakers in the state or ...

due in part to the ACA’s Advanced Premium Tax Credits, which can lower monthly payments. In Michigan, Congress’ failure to extend the EPTC adds up to higher costs: An estimated 120,000 ...

The old tax systems Section 80C tax-saving options are still available for a few weeks of the fiscal year hence taxpayers ...

The credits – known as advanced premium tax credits – date back to 2021, when Congress passed the American Rescue Plan Act. The act increased the premium tax credits for the Affordable Care ...

By imposing these and other barriers, the proposed rule, if finalized, would reduce marketplace enrollment and advance premium tax credit (APTC) each year beginning in 2026, or in some cases 2025.

Oklahoma’s Insurance Department Commissioner is warning Oklahomans enrolled in Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplace plans that they could soon be seeing a case of sticker shock.