ACA enrollment ends today in most states, as tax credit compromise stalls in Congress

TL;DR

The deadline for enrolling in ACA health plans is January 15 in most states, with 10 states offering extended enrollment periods.
Congress is debating the extension of enhanced ACA premium tax credits, which expired on December 31 and could cause premiums to more than double for millions.
The House passed a three-year extension of the tax credits, but its passage in the Senate is uncertain.
A bipartisan compromise for a two-year extension is stalled, and President Trump announced a separate healthcare proposal.
Some individuals, like Stacy Kanas from Florida, are dropping ACA coverage due to increased costs.
ACA 'silver' plan premiums have risen significantly, outpacing employer-sponsored plan increases.
Enrollment in ACA marketplace plans has decreased compared to the previous year.
Experts note that Congress can retroactively extend ACA tax credits even after the enrollment deadline has passed.

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