November 13, 2025

Shutdown deal excludes ACA subsidy extension as enhanced tax credits expire Dec. 31

Congress punts healthcare fight until after deadline, leaving millions facing premium spikes

The shutdown-ending bill passed Nov. 12 didn't include provisions to extend ACA healthcare subsidies - a major sticking point for Democrats. Enhanced premium tax credits expire Dec. 31, threatening to increase costs for millions.

One couple's premiums will jump from $400 to $1,975 for the same policy. Nearly all of the marketplace's post-2020 enrollment surge came from states Trump carried, meaning the subsidy cliff will hit Trump country first. Congress punted the fight until after the Dec. 31 deadline.

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