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Too soon for my state (Idaho). I remember your thread from last year, and I think it was only in the fall when they announce what the premium changes will be.
According to a quick Google search, they went up by 6% last year (on average, I assume this was enrollment-weighted).
It's hard for me to say personally since I have kids going on and off my policy in 2019 and 2020 due to college, and my income varies and thus so do my subsidies.
Also, Idaho expanded Medicaid over the past year or so, and this year is the first full year of that, so I don't know how that expansion might affect ACA premiums.
ETA: It does seem like ACA premiums are all over the map and vary state by state quite a bit (more than I would think), as well as the yearly change in premiums. I really have no idea what to expect, except that maybe I'll be on my own policy this year and will be able to choose things the way I want without having to consider the ex's opinion or my kids' needs. Writing that probably jinxes it though.
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