Without extension, average premium increases would have hit how much annually?

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Premiums would have increased an average of 800 dollars per year without the subsidy extension. The Congressional Budget Office and Kaiser Family Foundation both projected this for people losing enhanced subsidies at the end of 2022. Some groups faced much steeper increases—people earning just above 400 percent of poverty level could have seen premiums jump thousands of dollars. A 60-year-old earning 55,000 dollars in a high-premium state would have gone from paying 4,675 dollars annually (8.5 percent cap) to paying full 18,000 dollar premiums.

Without extension, average premium increases would have hit how much annually?

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