https://www.consumerreports.org/health-insurance/aca-health-insurance-cost/
If you plan to buy health insurance through the Affordable Care Act exchanges for next year, you can now get a pretty good idea of how much it’ll cost you. That’s because insurers have unveiled their initial proposals for 2019 premiums in each state. (Roll over the map below to see what’s happening where you live.) The rates will be finalized in the coming weeks before open enrollment for plans sold on the ACA exchanges begins Nov. 1. Premiums are still high, but most insurers aren’t hiking rates as sharply as they did the past few years. Some insurers are even lowering premiums. Deductibles remain steep, too, depending on which plan you choose. But what you end up paying will vary dramatically based on where you live and what your state is doing—or not doing—to support insurance markets.