The original 2010 ACA subsidies are still in place and are permanent, unless Congress acts. However, no one is proposing to remove the 2010 version. What is on the table is the temporary pandemic-era subsidy boosts from 2021. These are set to expire at the end of 2025.
For reference, a family of 3 making under $103,280 qualified for help under the 2010 ACA act. With the 2021 version even if you make more than $103,280 for a family of 3 you are eligible. This is why the 2021 subsidy should be allowed to expire and reevaluated.
- Democrats want to extend the pandemic-era subsidy boosts
- Republicans argue they were temporary relief and hide the true cost of the ACA
For reference, a family of 3 making under $103,280 qualified for help under the 2010 ACA act. With the 2021 version even if you make more than $103,280 for a family of 3 you are eligible. This is why the 2021 subsidy should be allowed to expire and reevaluated.