Northern California.

Maybe her income is lower, maybe it’s the weird result of Trump’s recent actions.

which would mean it was 3 and a half times higher than before -- and the "plan itself" "almost doubled."

sorry I'm not articulating it well. I'll probably changes plans. I'm also in WIS. My income rose some over last year 10 % or so.


The plan did almost double.

to compensate for the premium going up. A 10% increase in income shouldn't decrease your subsidy enough to make your share go up 350%

(The individual subsidies are not affected by Trump's executive order.)

The plan price went up 40 percent over last year. It was a good company and a good silver plan.

so that your premium won't be larger than 9% of your income.

Here is the Kaiser Foundation subsidy calculator.

http://www.healthreformbeyondthebasics.org/kaiser-family-foundation-subsidy-calculator/

The bad news is that this is because my only choices are a variety of HMOs that limit my doctor/hospital choices drastically. Hubby gets to keep his doc and I'll be switching to her as well, but the nearest ER is no longer going to be in our plan. (Our current insurer jumped ship, so no 'regular' insurance plans in our county next year).