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11. The issue at hand is the enhanced tax credits.

Thu Oct 2, 2025, 09:02 PM

20 hrs ago

Those are set to expire at the end of this year, but that would not affect any of the things you listed (for people who can still afford insurance).

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And what about coverages? SheltieLover Yesterday #1

well bigtree Yesterday #2

The issue at hand is the enhanced tax credits. subterranean 20 hrs ago #11

right bigtree 17 hrs ago #12

Hopefully so SheltieLover 9 hrs ago #17

Thx! SheltieLover 9 hrs ago #16

Excellent thought process. Here are a couple of other changes: lostnfound 10 hrs ago #14

Ty for sharing SheltieLover 10 hrs ago #15

they were passed under the American Rescue Plan Act in 2021 bigtree Yesterday #5

I know what happened, could we have done better is my question? Silent Type Yesterday #6

I thought the answer explained that bigtree Yesterday #7

It's not a priority for most leftstreet Yesterday #8

much lower in smaller firms bigtree 23 hrs ago #9

Small businesses and independent contractors/gig workers are screwed. haele 22 hrs ago #10

Most of thise 22 million are in trump voting red republican districts. Volaris 11 hrs ago #13