Millions of Americans got a nasty reminder this month of just how costly health care coverage is.

Employees face soaring health plan costs as drug prices rise and ACA subsidies expire. Money; Getty Images Health insurance costs keep piling up. Employers are expecting health plan expenses to spike ...

The number of Americans with employer-sponsored health insurance took a dive between 1999 and 2011, falling from 69.7 percent of nonelderly workers to 59.5 percent, while public coverage grew 3.1 ...

Part-time doesn’t have to mean part-benefits — some major employers offer health insurance, retirement plans, and tuition ...

Health insurance costs for workers with employer-sponsored plans are expected to rise significantly in 2026. The projected rate spike could be the highest since 2010, outpacing wage growth and ...

On average, a 30-year-old self-employed person pays $453 a month for a silver self-employed health insurance plan. A 40-year-old pays an average $509 a month, a 50-year-old pays an average $712 a ...

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