Direct answer
It depends on your specific age, the state where you reside, and the metal tier of the plan you choose. Premiums generally increase with age due to the higher statistical likelihood of medical service utilization.
Data derived from national average premium filings and actuarial age-rating tables published by state insurance regulators. For additional information about how premiums are calculated based on age and geography, see the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services‘s actuarial resources.
What this means for you
It depends on your specific age, the state where you reside, and the metal tier of the plan you choose. Premiums generally increase with age due to the higher statistical likelihood of medical service utilization.
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