Hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians who purchase their health care on the ACA marketplace (“Pennie” in PA) will see their premiums jump, thanks to Republicans in Congress failing to extend marketplace tax credits, reports SeanKitchen.bsky.social for The Keystone keystonenewsroom.com/2025/08/08/tru…

Congress has yet to extend the health care tax credit, and families are already bracing for higher premiums. The other shoe just dropped. Lawmakers must act before the start of open enrollment. americanscovered.org/new-peterson-k…

Congress has 79 days to stop premiums from spiking for more than 20M Americans. Our map, calculator, and countdown clock show exactly what’s at stake. The numbers don’t lie – the clock is ticking. Congress must act now to extend the health care tax credit. bit.ly/3Jg8Ysb

Political Strategist Maggie Barlow explains how upcoming Affordable Care Act premium hikes could affect voter sentiment as "election season" seemingly gets started in NC (and very early, I might add). #ncpol #StateLines

Small-business owners and early retirees are among those who might see the largest Obamacare cost increases next year if enhanced ACA tax credits expire, experts tell KFF Health News' Julie Appleby. kffhealthnews.org/news/article/a…

Survey after survey makes one thing clear: allowing the health care tax credit to expire is deeply unpopular. This perilous cost cliff is avoidable, and lawmakers cannot afford the cost of inaction. americanscovered.org/trump-pollster…

🚨75 days 🚨 That’s how long before marketplace open enrollment begins – and before millions of Americans are slammed with health insurance premium hikes if Congress allows the health care tax credit to expire. The countdown is real, and it’s getting late. americanscovered.org/tick-tick-tick…

The Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce is urging Congress to extend the Enhanced Premium Tax Credits, which help thousands of small business owners, gig workers, and independent contractors in Cache County afford health coverage — warning that if they expire, families will face

Two different but related things are happening now with the ACA. Enhanced tax credits expire this year. If Congress doesn’t extend them, out-of-pocket premiums jump over 75% on average. Insurers expect healthier people to drop coverage. So, they’re also hiking ACA premiums.

Florida nonprofits concerned about potential end to ACA tax credits wusf.org/health-news-fl…

spectrumlocalnews.com/me/maine/busin…  Enhanced premium tax credits lower monthly premiums for Maine households by nearly $180

In just 🚨74 days🚨: - Open enrollment begins on the individual marketplace - Over 20 million Americans face huge premium spikes The clock is ticking. americanscovered.org/trump-pollster…

NEW: TCF analysis finds that when marketplace tax credits drop in January 2026, out-of-pocket premiums in HealthCare.gov states are set to jump 93%. 2.8 million rural enrollees are expected to lose over $1,000 annually in credits. Learn more ➡️ go.tcf.org/ruralhealth

New data from The Century Foundation reveals that rural Americans will be hit hard by the expiration of the health care tax credit. Premiums are projected to increase 107% – 28% higher than for urban residents. Time is running out for Congress to act. Learn more: americanscovered.org/new-report-rur…

Together, the new law and expected expiration of the ACA’s enhanced premium tax credits are estimated to leave more than 14 million people without health care coverage in 2034: on.kff.org/4oARoiO

If Congress ends enhanced premium tax credits, 4.2 million people will have their healthcare terminated. Without healthcare tax credits, more families will be forced into crippling medical debt. Tell Congress: reauthorize these healthcare tax credits—lives depend on it.

Affordable healthcare is at risk for hardworking Americans like Kenny, a blood cancer patient from North Carolina. In a new video from Keep Americans Covered, Kenny explains the consequences should Congress fail to extend the healthcare tax credit.

Healthcare providers and community leaders discussed the impacts of the potential end of enhanced premium tax credits that help thousands of Mainers afford health insurance. wabi.tv/2025/08/20/pan…

Enhanced Advanced Premium Tax Credits help keep health coverage affordable for Kentuckians... especially our older adults, rural families, small business owners, and self-employed. Protect these savings! Congress must act before the enhanced APTCs expire at the end of the year.

The OBBBA promises tax savings for hardworking Americans — but the loss of the health care tax credit is far larger than the tax savings provided under the new law.