Hoosiers could face higher health care premiums in 2026 as tax credits reach expiration

Hoosiers could face higher health care premiums in 2026 as tax credits reach expiration

When Andrea Knox-Kelecy opened up a letter from her health insurance provider two weeks ago, she was shocked at the price she saw.

Covered California enrollment's open. With no tax credits extension, will thousands in the Valley be unable to pay?

Reading Time: 6 minutes Fresno barber Juan Gonzalez expects to pay more than three times more for health insurance coverage through Covered California than he did in 2025 because federal tax credits that help subsidize the cost of his monthly premiums are set to expire at the end of December. “It was $44 per month before, and now I’m going to pay $140,” Gonzalez told CVJC through a Spanish-language interpreter in an interview Thursday, Nov. 13, …