WA faces health coverage issues if enhanced Premium Tax Credit lapses
Washington State Insurance Commissioner Patty Kuderer said there would be large impacts for Washingtonians if the enhanced Premium Tax Credit lapsed. In the photo above, she speaks at an event encouraging eligible Washingtonians to register for health care benefits.
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OLYMPIA — Washingtonians could face a significant increase in their health insurance premiums as the Enhanced Premium Tax Credit, ePTC, is set to expire at the end of 2025, unless action is taken by Congress. The issue is a significant talking point for both parties as the federal government shutdown continues.
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