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The average annual healthcare spending for individuals with employer-sponsored plans reached an all-time high of $5,641 in 2017.
Older Americans today have less of a social circle than previous generations, leaving many to resort to private care or government-paid resources.
Some see an opportunity for retirement savers in today's market.
The judge says the Affordable Care Act individual mandate is unconstitutional and can't be separated from the rest of Obamacare.
As 2018 comes to a close, employers should focus on talking to employees about their benefits and where they'd like to see improvement.
Many employees cite company stock as the reason they took a job, according to a Charles Schwab study.
The efforts are dramatically reshaping the ACA and the individual insurance market to one that looks more as it did before the 2010 law.
“Medicare for All” could become the Dems' version of “repeal and replace”—a vote-getter that does not translate to meaningful action.
Health insurance premiums as a proportion of household income have doubled in the United States in the past 20 years.
From HSA eligibility requirements to tax consequences to covered expenses—here are answers to HSA FAQs.