With ObamaCare insurance options opening up for enrollment on Saturday, one group of Americans could see their monthly premiums go up should tax credits expire at the end of the year.

Americans 60 years and older with an income of $65,000 will pay $920 more a month in 2026, according to estimates from the health research nonprofit KFF analyzed by The New York Times. That means monthly premiums will be $1,380 should the tax credits expire. If extended, monthly premiums in 2026 will be $460.

With the tax credits, Americans in this category can receive $866 in financial help, which covers 65 percent of monthly costs with the silver plan.

How much Americans will pay varies based on the counties they live in, their age and how much they receive as their income.

Americans aged 60 and older w

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