As Democrats cite changes to health care policy as their reason for not keeping the government funded, a new analysis from KFF shows how much more some Americans will pay for insurance premiums.

Those who use Affordable Care Act-subsidized plans have had their premiums capped based on total income. If a plan exceeded that cap, the enrollee received a tax credit.

The tax credit is set to expire because a provision in the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 ends this year. Democrats have sought to extend the provision, but Republicans have opposed continuing the subsidies.

Currently, a family of four with a household income of $90,000 pays about $4,680 for health care premiums through the Affordable Care Act. That same family would lose $3,735 in tax credits, increasing their total premium

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