Why ACA Subsidy Cliff May Discourage some People From Working

Why ACA subsidy cliff may discourage some people from working

Households on the edge of the income threshold to receive ACA premium subsidies might opt to slash their work hours to qualify for aid, experts said.

Expiration of ACA subsidies could leave thousands of RI residents without health care coverage

Providence resident Daniella Stark currently pays $45 a month for her health care coverage. But with the enhanced COVID-19-era Affordable Care Act subsidies set to expire at the end of the year, Stark is preparing to pay $217 a month - over four times her current rate."It was this massive shock," Stark told The Herald. She initially expected prices to double, which would put her total monthly costs at about $100, close to what she paid before th…