The Brief

Health care premiums could more than double next year as federal tax credits that kept plans affordable expire.

Texans are expected to see the steepest increases, up to 115%, with average family plans jumping from $1,600 to $3,400 a month.

Experts warn millions could lose coverage if Congress doesn’t renew the credits before 2026 open enrollment ends.

TEXAS - Health care costs are poised to climb for millions of Americans, and data shows costs for Texans will likely be well above the national average.

The enhanced premium tax credits that kept plans affordable are set to expire at the end of this year, and if Congress doesn't extend them, premiums are set to skyrocket next year.

Texas healthcare prices may rise

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