Summary
Fewer Americans are signing up for Affordable Care Act health insurance this year as rising costs and the end of enhanced subsidies drive enrollment down. New federal data shows about 800,000 fewer people have selected ACA plans so far, a roughly 3.5% decline compared with the same point last year. Many consumers are delaying coverage, choosing alternatives, or forgoing insurance entirely as premiums rise. The drop marks the first year-over-year decrease in four years and comes amid a partisan fight in Congress over whether to extend the tax credits that helped make plans more affordable. Experts warn enrollment may fall further as costly bills arrive.
ABC News
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