> “For example, if someone paid $60 a month for their health insurance this year, they might be looking at $105 a month next year.” This example is meaningless

> “For example, if someone paid $60 a month for their health insurance this year, they might be looking at $105 a month next year.” This example is meaningless, except to explain how math works. I have NYS Marketplace Bronze (insipid terminology) plan. I’m 55 and in good health (knock). These are no other people on my plan. My plan cost is $600/mo. I pay $300 and get a tax credit for $300 (which I can claim monthly, but which is reconciled on my tax return). This is the only way to discuss the cost. So what is the change? Is the cost going up? Every indication is yes. Is the tax benefit going down? Not clear.