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Shermann

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2. I'm fortunate by comparison

Reply to Doodley (Reply #1)

Sat Jul 5, 2025, 10:07 AM

Jul 2025

I'm in good health and am able to continue working. I feel badly for those less fortunate. Health care premiums will be my highest expense during early retirement without the credits.

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One Big Beautiful Bill lets ACA enhanced tax credits expire [View all] Shermann Jul 2025 OP

I've been using the tax credits. From next year, I will have to come out of retirement to afford healthcare. Doodley Jul 2025 #1

I'm fortunate by comparison Shermann Jul 2025 #2

$13,000 a month is even high for a premium before the ACA Ms. Toad Jul 2025 #5

$156,000 Greg_In_SF Jul 2025 #12

I corrected it. Thanks for pointing it out! The $13,000 is per year. Doodley Jul 2025 #13

Millions will lose or drop coverage without the Biden-era subsidies dalton99a Jul 2025 #3

I believe the subsidies revert to the old, pre-pandemic levels. However, it will be a big increase for many. Silent Type Jul 2025 #4

You are correct. The OP is worded incorrectly. writerJT Jul 2025 #6

Fair point, fixed Shermann Jul 2025 #10

The ENHANCED premium tax credits will expire writerJT Jul 2025 #7

Fair point, fixed Shermann Jul 2025 #11

Count me in on that, too lostnfound Jul 2025 #8

is ACA dead? superpatriotman Jul 2025 #9