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Karen DeMasters
Steven Frazier used ACA subsidies to help reduce a couple's health-care costs, allowing them to retire at 62.
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Richard Cresta
It’s better to plan for life’s biggest events before they happen.
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Jeff Stimpson
Some advisors say Warren's plan for universal health care would lead to a hit on 401(k) accounts.
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Paul M. League
It’s urgent that you help yourself and your clients make better ACA choices.
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Joyce Blay
An HSA provider says these accounts are more loved than Medicare for All.
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Sahil Kapur
She’d raise $8.8 trillion by redirecting 98% of current employer-based health insurance spending to the government.
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Raymond Fazzi
A quarter of survey respondents said they avoided treatment because they weren't sure their insurance would cover it.
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Joyce Blay
Few benefits professionals see HSAs as a retirement savings vehicle, the survey said.
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Sabrina Willmer
As more providers are forced to answer to investors, health outcomes may be subordinated to financial outcomes.
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Karen DeMasters
Advisors should be part of the decision making process on benefit plans for employers and employees, a Voya executive said.
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John Tozzi
As Medicare's catastrophic prescription coverage threshold increases, so will out-of-pocket drug expenses.
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John Tozzi
Trump backs expanding health-care programs that some Democrats would abolish.
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Tracey Longo
And more than half of those with noninsured medical expenses use crowd sourcing to pay the bills, Nationwide found.
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Joyce Blay
Average family premiums have increased 54% and workers’ contribution have increased 71% over the last decade.
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John Tozzi
As premiums and deductibles have increased in the last two decades, the percentage of workers covered has slipped.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Many people aren't aware of the product's tax benefits, according to a Bank of America report.
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Karen DeMasters
Natural disasters are not usually measured in terms of health-care costs, but these researchers say they should be.
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Misyrlena Egkolfopoulou
Sen. Elizabeth Warren goes big on policy proposals, but glosses over the costs and funding they will require.
