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Millions in Florida Face Soaring Health Costs as ACA Subsidies Expire
Over 2.2 million Florida residents risk losing affordable health insurance as federal ACA tax credits are set to expire, potentially doubling their premiums.
David Chen
David Chen is a public policy correspondent for Wealtoro, focusing on healthcare economics, insurance regulation, and their impact on household finances across the United States.
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