According to eHealth, this is a milestone for average premium costs. In addition, total combined annual premiums plus deductible for a family of four people broke $25,000 in 2019 for unsubsidized plans.
The survey also found the average deductible for unsubsidized plans fell 6 percent in 2019 for individuals, and 8 percent for families.
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