Subject: Re: Dem Messaging
Affordable Care Act premiums will rise 114% if enhanced subsidies expire, health policy researcher finds

They may find this out when they do their taxes. The $ they pay monthly are then adjusted to what is deemed actual income, and any shortage is taken out of their refund. If they're used to a big refund, it may disappear and they may owe money. Around this time of year the health company does an audit (by law) and if they are due a refund a check is cut. Why the insurance company's don't put it back into the account directly isn't clear, because it's taken out of the account monthly. Some people get a rude awakening at tax time.

If they adjust the rates and start taking a larger amount out, let's hope they are told by email or mail first. Poor people don't need surprises when it comes to money.