Many Georgians could see ACA insurance rates double with no tax credit extension
After two congressional proposals to alleviate the rising costs of Affordable Care Act health insurance plans failed to pass Thursday, many Georgians could see their rates more than double for next year. At issue are tax credits that lowered the cost of ACA plans that are set to expire Dec. 31. The credits were enacted […] The post Many Georgians could see ACA insurance rates…
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