So interesting.  What this means, maybe, is that Trump's move turns into a subsidy for the insurers, by giving tax credits directly to the insured.  Insurers can charge what they like (make more money) but premiums won't go up due to the tax credits.  I'm guessing that this will mean an increase in the deficit since the feds will be making direct payments to the insured through the credits.   Republicans love big deficits, regardless of what they say, so this COULD have been intentional:  The insurance companies get bigger profits, deficit increases, no premium increases  are offset.  This will be interesting to watch.  (For those MAGAphants that don't think republicans like deficits, please do research before you say anything stupid)