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What Does ICHRA Actually Cost?

The expenses beyond the employer contribution, with separate employer and employee budgets.

Costs & contributions
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CMS adopts the CHOICE name for ICHRA

What the September CHOICE announcement changes in public guidance, and why employers should still check the underlying ICHRA rules.

Market & policyICHRA basics & rules
Guide

What Is an ICHRA? How It Works in 2026

A complete 2026 explanation of ICHRA contributions, individual coverage, employee classes, affordability, premium tax credits, notices, and implementation.

ICHRA basics & rules
Guide

ICHRA for Employers: Evaluation, Design & Launch

A practical employer framework for evaluating ICHRA, modeling contributions, testing individual markets, selecting a provider, communicating change, and controlling launch.

ICHRA basics & rules
Guide

ICHRA affordability in 2027: the 10.22% rule

Understand the 2027 ICHRA affordability percentage, compare it with 2026, follow a worked example, and prepare the right questions for a benefits adviser.

Costs & contributions
Guide

ICHRA Pros and Cons: A Balanced 2026 Analysis

Evaluate ICHRA advantages, disadvantages, failure modes, employee impacts, market fit, and implementation risks before replacing or starting health benefits.

ICHRA basics & rules
Guide

ICHRA Affordability in 2026: The 9.96% Rule

Understand the 2026 ICHRA affordability formula, lowest-cost Silver premium, safe harbors, premium tax credits, employer mandate, and contribution design.

Costs & contributions

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