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The Minnesota Star Tribune
October 23, 2025 at 4:14PM
Higher costs and fewer options are driving Medicare beneficiaries to look for new health and drug plans. (Jenny Kane/The Associated Press)

There’s a lot in flux concerning health insurance this fall.

Premiums in employer health plans are rising. Medicare beneficiaries are confronting higher costs and fewer options with Advantage plans next year, while asking questions about Medigap coverage, as well. And federal tax credits that help discount premiums for people who buy their own insurance are scheduled to shrink in 2026.

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Christopher Snowbeck

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Christopher Snowbeck covers health insurers, including Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth Group, and the business of running hospitals and clinics.

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