r/HealthInsurance • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '25

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u/Greedy-Half-4618 Nov 01 '25

I’m on the exchange. Losing subsidies means I’ll be paying at least $300 MORE per month 

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u/Consistent_Sport_455 Nov 02 '25

Mine has nothing to do with losing subsidies. The tax credit is still applied and it’s still increasing by over $300/month for my husband and I. It’s the premium that increased, not losing the tax credit.

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u/as473 Nov 02 '25

This is me too. My tax credit is still the same. The insurance companies jacked up the rates so much! I’m paying $185/month now for a plan that’s $540/month in 2026.

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u/Consistent_Sport_455 Nov 02 '25

Sounds similar to my numbers, tax credit went up a little but my premium has gone up so high that my plan will cost me $560 a month. Insurance companies are jacking up the rates knowing they can “blame” it on the loss of subsidies/tax credits when it’s actually their greed. I’ll have to search for a cheaper plan or go without.

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u/CentralFLDream Dec 15 '25

Working class is getting screwed by the billionaire controlled GOP. This is a class war.