Will 2026 Healthcare Costs Destroy Financial Independence for Millions?

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This BiggerPockets Money episode features Matt McGough from KFF, discussing the potential for ACA healthcare premium increases for early retirees in 2026 due to the expiration of enhanced tax credits. The discussion covers who will be most affected, the potential magnitude of the increases, and strategies to prepare for higher healthcare costs, including examining the history of ACA subsidies and alternatives to ACA plans.

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