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Silent Type

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5. Some will definitely drop out. But ACA will return to old subsidy levels available before 2021. So, it's not dead.

Reply to superpatriotman (Original post)

Sat Jul 5, 2025, 01:07 PM

Jul 2025

Potentially, Congress could enact an extension or possible extension of enhanced subsidies.

While chances of that are questionable, I hope Democratic officials are considering a bill, working with a few GOPers who might be willing to do that, exploring other ideas, etc.

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