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ACA

American  
  1. Affordable Care Act.

  2. American Camping Association.

  3. American Canoe Association.

  4. American Casting Association.


ACA British  

abbreviation

  1. Associate of the Institute of Chartered Accountants

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More than 70,000 people in Pennsylvania — about 15% of the total participants in the marketplace there — have canceled their ACA plans.

From MarketWatch

In Maryland, which expanded a premium-assistance program to all of its ACA enrollees this year, consumers who had Gold plans with $1,000 deductibles in 2025 are downgrading to Bronze plans with $10,000 deductibles for 2026.

From MarketWatch

In his testimony, UnitedHealth CEO Stephen Hemsley announced the company “will voluntarily eliminate and rebate our profits this year” for the ACA plans, while Cigna CEO David Cordani said his company is getting rid of drug rebates, which will reduce its earnings by “$500 to $600 million next year.”

From MarketWatch

Ms. Cubanski says that according to KFF’s ACA premium calculator, the cost of a silver plan for a 64-year-old nonsmoking single person with no children who earns $150,000 and has no employer coverage or federal subsidy would be $1,466 a month.

From The Wall Street Journal

ACA International, a trade association for the debt-collection industry, said shutdown protections are important because they prevent utilities from cutting off power when consumers need it most.

From MarketWatch