[KarlInOhio]

Cox's premium this year has been $495.32 for coverage for her and her husband. Without the credit in 2026, she was informed that it's increasing to $2,168.68.

So she's going to pay what insurance actually costs instead of sticking it on the taxpayers. $1000 per month per person is about what mine costs. Fortunately my employer takes some of my labor to pay for most of mine before they write down the gross pay.

[blackdog]

The best way to triple any cost for any goods or services is to have the government subsidize them. Bingo-bango-presto! A $800 health insurance plan now costs $2400.

Just wait until the "advance tax credit game" catches up with reality.Youre really using pay-day loans to buy health insurance for $2400 a month but don't know it yet. I can't wait until filing season in Jan-Feb-March. Tamarquius and Laquita won't be getting those big o'l refund checks anymore. As a matter of fact, they could very easily end up owing back tens of thousands of dollars.

You definitely need the national guard then. Hey,.....I think I just figured something out??!!

[sheana]

Actually I think they are quoting the cost for the yEar. At least it sounds like it the way it’s written. And I’ve seen other articles who have the same type of figures but they have actually said that’s the cost for the whole year. If that’s for a year why the heck is she whining? That’s CHEAP!!!

[Myrddin]

My employer sponsored plan for myself and my wife ran annual premiums of $13,000 with a $6,800 deductible. It was paid from pre-tax income. I contributed the max allowed to my HSA and FSA accounts on top of those premiums to have resources to pay for the deductibles. We are both retired now and on Medicare.