IMPORTANT: See the original post in this series for an explanation of the methodology.

Regular readers know that I've been obsessing over the massive increases in both gross as well as net premiums for ACA health insurance policy enrollees being caused by the combination of Congressional Republicans allowing the enhanced federal tax credits to expire as well as other Trump Regime policy changes for well over a year and a half now.

via the Minnesota Commerce Dept:

Individual Market Proposed Average Rate Changes for Plan Year 2027 

The summary table below provides an overview of the proposed average rate changes from 2026 in the individual health insurance market, as reported by the insurers.  

It is important to note these are the initial rates proposed by the insurers and filed with the Departments. Rates are subject to review and approval by the Departments, and the final approved rates may vary from these proposed rates for many reasons.  

Additionally, the actual rate change a consumer will experience in 2027 can vary from the average – with factors such as specific plan, geographic rating area, and age playing a major role. 

...Aspirus Health Plan will be new to the exchange for Plan Year 2027. While UCare individual plans were supported throughout Plan Year 2026 to ensure a smooth transition for Minnesotans after the company was acquired by Medica, UCare plans will no longer be available in Plan Year 2027.

via the New York Dept. of Financial Services:

Health insurers must make an application to the Department of Financial Services to evaluate their proposed rate changes. The Department reviews the rate applications along with the insurer’s underlying calculations to make sure that rate increases are justified and not excessive. During review, DFS may request more information from the insurer and consider comments from policyholders or the public. Rate applications and all documents relating to an application can be found here:

Individual and Small Group Medical Premium Rates

Beginning with rate application filings submitted in 2023 for benefit year 2024, rate information will be contained in one place for all insurers, separated by Market Segment.

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