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A TRUSTED INDEPENDENT HEALTH INSURANCE GUIDE SINCE 1999.
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What are the deadlines for the ACA’s open enrollment period?
ACA open enrollment for 2026 coverage runs Nov. 1 – Jan. 15 in most states, but some have different deadlines. Check your state’s ACA enrollment dates.
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Will you receive an ACA premium subsidy?
See if you're eligible for the Affordable Care Act's premium tax credits (premium subsidies), how subsidies are calculated, and why subsidy amounts in 2026 may be different.
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Federal poverty guidelines for 2025
The federal poverty level (FPL) - also referred to as the federal poverty guidelines – is used to determine eligibility for Medicaid and CHIP, and for premium subsidies and cost-sharing reductions in the health insurance marketplace.