Health insurers selling plans in New Jersey's Affordable Care Act market are proposing double-digit rate increases for 2026 because of rising health care costs and the expected end of federal subsidies, according to filings with the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance. The price hikes are the latest sign that health care inflation is returning…
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