Florida Health Insurance Subsidy Calculator

Estimate your 2026 ACA premium tax credit in under 60 seconds. See how much you could save on Marketplace coverage.

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Your Household Information

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Tobacco use? Tobacco users may pay up to 50% more
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Your Estimated Results

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Estimated Monthly Subsidy (Premium Tax Credit)
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Benchmark Silver Premium
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Your Est. Monthly Cost
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Federal Poverty Level
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Est. Annual Savings
You may qualify for Cost-Sharing Reductions (CSR)

At your income level, Silver plans come with lower deductibles, copays, and out-of-pocket maximums. This extra savings is only available with Silver plans.

Estimated Monthly Cost by Plan Tier

🥉 Bronze
$0/mo
Lower premiums, higher out-of-pocket costs. Good if you're healthy.
🥇 Gold
$0/mo
Higher premiums, lower costs at the doctor. Good for frequent care.

These are estimates based on 2026 ACA guidelines and average Florida premiums. Actual amounts depend on your specific plan, county, and enrollment details. Tobacco surcharge of up to 50% may apply to base premiums.

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Frequently Asked Questions

ACA premium tax credits are based on the difference between the benchmark Silver plan premium in your area and a percentage of your household income determined by your Federal Poverty Level (FPL). The lower your income relative to FPL, the less you pay.
If your income is below 250% FPL, you may qualify for Cost-Sharing Reductions on Silver plans. These lower your deductibles, copays, and maximum out-of-pocket costs — without increasing your premium. CSR benefits are only available with Silver-tier plans.
Yes. The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) extended enhanced premium subsidies through 2026. This means households earning above 400% FPL can still receive subsidies, with premiums capped at 8.5% of income.
Insurers can charge tobacco users up to 50% more on their base premium. The tobacco surcharge is not covered by premium tax credits, so tobacco users may pay significantly more out of pocket.
U.S. citizens and legal residents with household incomes at or above 100% FPL who aren't eligible for other qualifying coverage (like employer plans or Medicare) can receive premium tax credits through the Health Insurance Marketplace.