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New Analysis Shows Expiring ACA Subsidies Would Hit Young Americans In RED STATES Hardest | TRENDING
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1:57Now PlayingThe fight over enhanced premium tax credits for the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) marketplace drags on in Congress as crucial deadlines draw near and certain groups stand to be hit the hardest if an agreement to extend the subsidies doesn’t materialize.
Estimates of how many will be impacted by expiring tax credits have ranged from 3 million to more than 4 million enrollees. Based on early projections, this subsection is likely to be younger.
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