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One of the few opinions that Americans across the political spectrum agree on – prescription drug costs are too high. But what can be done to lower those costs? That’s where opinions differ.
In less than a year, four claims filed against major health insurers allege the companies used hidden tracking tools on their websites to record users’ most sensitive health queries in real time, then transmitted that data to third-party firms.
Nearly one-quarter of U.S. adults (23%) are members of the Sandwich Generation, and this generation may be the next wave of America’s retirement crisis.
AM Best’s outlook for the health insurance segment is negative, with several headwinds influencing that outlook.
Provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act can give your small-business clients opportunities to save on their taxes and use the savings to improve their after-tax cash flow or do other types of business planning.
U.S. gross domestic product is expected to rebound from 2027 through 2029, with inflation expected to begin falling after 2026.
The Center for American Progress today revealed its proposal, “A Patient’s Bill of Rights to Lower Health Care Costs.”
Social Security literacy is no longer optional for advisors; they must know the ins and outs of the program that is the foundation for Americans’ retirement security.
The caregiver workforce crisis may be the biggest constraint on access to long-term care services.
Pete D’Arruda uses radio, books and billboards to deliver his message of financial security.
Subfreezing temperatures, uncertainty about travel conditions and a general reluctance to venture outdoors made many of us hunker down and put life on hold until things began to thaw. But then April comes along — and everything explodes.
The November midterm elections will be Congress’ priority for the remainder of 2026, and observers believe that any legislation coming out of the Capitol will be seen through that electoral prism.
When it comes to their benefits, workers are concerned over the cost of premiums but they also want flexibility in accessing those benefits.
Getting prescription drugs to market faster is a major priority for the Food and Drug Administration, its commissioner said during the AHIP Medicare, Medicaid, Duals and Commercial Markets Forum in Washington.
Agents and brokers have a role to play in the health care system but they may be impacted by the push for affordability that has seen carriers cutting or eliminating commissions.
Stability in the Medicare market is among the priorities for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, according to the agency’s deputy administrator and the chief policy and regulatory officer.
Perhaps the last issue in the U.S. that people of all political persuasions can agree on is that prescription drug prices are too high.
Crushing fraud is one of the main priorities for Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act marketplace, according to the deputy administrator and director of the Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight.
Affordability is the top concern among voters of all political beliefs. So how can the health care system advance and sustain affordability?
“The most patriotic thing you can do is take care of yourself,” Dr. Mehmet Oz told the audience at an AHIP event this week.
