According to KFF, employers typically pay between 75% and 85% of the plan’s expenses and pass the rest onto workers. The remainder is usually deducted from their paychecks in the form of premiums. For ...

Axios Visuals There's a good chance your health insurance premiums are going up next year, regardless of where you get coverage. Why it matters: The spike in what millions of Affordable Care Act plan ...

Over half a million Ohioans face skyrocketing premiums if federal tax credits to help pay for their plans under the Affordable Care Act expire at year's end, with some families paying nothing now ...

The Denver Post spoke to Coloradans facing large premium increases about the choices they face as their insurance costs ...

Options that might seem like alternatives, like fixed indemnities and short-term plans, don’t offer comprehensive medical ...

Jennifer Doyle is one of more than 20 million Americans who can expect to see a significant increase in their premiums come ...

The Illinois Department of Insurance finalized rates for 2026 health insurance premiums this month, exercising a new right to modify premium adjustments proposed by companies issuing small group or ...

Access Health CT estimated that roughly 52,000 Connecticut residents — about a third of the 151,000 enrolled — could lose coverage by 2034 if enhanced financial aid ends and Medicaid is cut.

Senator Maggie Hassan discusses how time is running out to make a deal on health insurance subsidies under the Affordable ...