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Jennifer McClellan: “For a family of four that earns just under $130,000 a year…”

Featuring: Jennifer McClellan, Democratic | U.S. House Virginia, District 4

McClellan Shares the Human Cost of Expiring Health Care Tax Credits and Rising Premiums

Published November 18, 2025 | Video Starts at 09:06

And so what does that mean for the people that I represent. In Virginia? About 350,000 people benefit from the premium tax credits. Enhanced premium tax credits. For a family of four that earns just under $130,000 a year, they will see their premium go up 43% to 4,000 by $4,675. For a family of four who earns $64,000 a year, their premium will go up 20%. $2,571 more that they have to pay for insurance. (09:06–09:22)

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