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1099 health insurance in Missouri

Self-employed in Missouri? The 2027 median Silver premium is $853 a month at 40 (+15.2% from 2026), 6 insurers sell, no plan is a PPO. The credit line, the dedu

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The short answer: in Missouri the median 2027 marketplace Silver premium for a 40-year-old is $853 a month before any credit (+15.2% from 2026), the cheapest Silver filed anywhere in the state is $590 (Ambetter Health, Franklin County), 6 insurers sell plans for 2027 (7 in 2026), and no marketplace plan in the state is a PPO (every plan is EPO). A 1099 worker pays that full price above $63,840 of net income for one person, and a capped share of income below it.

Start with your ZIP and your income, not with a plan name

Premiums are set county by county and the credit is set by income, so no table can give a 1099 worker a final number. Enter your ZIP and a licensed agent prices every plan filed where you live against what you actually expect to earn.

Takes about 30 seconds. No account, and you choose how you are reached.

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Missouri in one table

Median Silver, age 40 (full price)$853 a month ($740 in 2026)
Cheapest Silver filed, age 40$590, Signature Silver, Franklin County (deductible $6,400)
Range of Silver medians across counties$590 to $1,094
Cheapest Silver at 27 / 50 / 60$484 / $825 / $1,253
Insurers selling for 20276 (7 in 2026)
Counties with a single insurer0 of 115 (0 in 2026)
Plan types filedEPO
2027 credit line, 1 / 2 / 4 people$63,840 / $86,560 / $132,000

Source: CMS Plan Year 2027 and 2026 Qualified Health Plan Landscape files, every plan filed in Missouri; medians are of all Silver plans filed, not enrollment-weighted. Full price before the premium tax credit.

Which 1099 trades clear the credit line in Missouri

BLS state medians for the trades on this site (May 2024, employees), against the 2027 line for one person. Over the line means full price; under it means the benchmark plan is capped at 2.15% to 10.22% of income.

Over $63,840 at the state median

  • None of the trades listed here

Under the line at the state median

    A married 1099 worker is measured on household income against $86,560 (couple) or $132,000 (family of four); a spouse’s W-2 counts. The trade pages run the numbers for each household size.

    The deduction in Missouri

    The federal self-employed health insurance deduction (Form 7206) works the same in every state: premiums for the household come off above the line, up to net profit, for months with no employer plan available. State income tax treatment follows the federal adjusted gross income in most states; a tax professional confirms the state return.

    What to do with this

    1. Estimate net 1099 income for 2027, not gross, and place it against the line above.
    2. Under the line: the marketplace with the credit is almost always the cheaper route; pick by network and deductible, not by premium alone.
    3. Over the line: compare the full marketplace price with a private plan with a national network, especially here, where no marketplace plan is a PPO.
    4. Put the ZIP in the box above; a licensed agent prices every plan filed in your county against the income you give, free, and says which route wins.

    County prices for Missouri: Coverage by County. Missouri against the other states: Plans By State.