Tag: health care

Many workers are considering downgrading their health insurance during open enrollment  because of high inflation, according to the Nationwide Retirement...

A new WTW survey shows that half of employers are concerned about the increasing costs of providing group health plan...

Despite growth for total HSA assets reaching nearly $100 billon, invested assets are still stubbornly sluggish. 

The new digital platform will use data-driven insights to provide personalized guidance to help individuals achieve their financial goals.

A Principal survey of “super savers” shows that a majority have been saving more over the past two years than...

U.S. workers are feeling financially stressed because of inflation and want help from their employers to make optimal benefit selections.

The higher cost of employer-sponsored benefits has driven HR executives to get innovative during this year’s open enrollment.

The use of self-insured group health plans varies around the U.S.

Alight Solutions offers tactics for plan sponsors to boost workers’ 401(k) deferrals following the president’s student loan forgiveness announcement.

Despite rising health care costs, employers expect to cover 82% of the cost of employee coverage in 2022, up from 80%...

Insurance costs were muted during 2020, the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, but they will return to rise at...

An employer trade association criticizes the bill for excluding the commercial market from prescription drug reforms.

Milliman and Turquoise Health seek to automate health care price data to reduce administrative and contracting burdens for individuals, employers...

Among large employers that responded to a Mercer survey, 11% offer free employee-only coverage in at least one medical plan...

In the past year, 54% of employers have reviewed or changed their leave policies, NFP finds 

Fidelity champions health savings accounts paired with a high-deductible health plan as a means of meeting workers’ rising health care...

A new survey shows only about 26% of retirees can cover severe care needs for at least five years using...

Half of retirees say they spend less in retirement than they did in their working years.

This is up 2% from last year—and 75% from 2002, when Fidelity began estimating health care costs in retirement. 

“Life events happen, and people don’t always get to choose when they retire, which is why it’s important to have...