Analysis

Not only do younger people overestimate what a life insurance premium might cost them, they're far less likely to be covered than older generations.

An estimated 8.8 percent of the population, or about 28.5 million people, did not have health insurance coverage at any point in 2017.

65 percent of respondents say that working at home would make them more productive, and they've got plenty of reasons why.

RESA to the rescue?

There are certain commonalities in employee voluntary-benefits buying behavior, but there are also some key differences, particularly when it comes to communication.

Most of the change came from the roughly 10.9 million people who enrolled in Medicaid, while others gained coverage through private insurance.