Analysis

Thanks to auto features, millennials are better positioned for retirement than older workers.

Court rulings permitting, the Blues could get $2.3 billion. Kaiser, Centene and Molina could pay $2 billion.

Since 2006, wages have risen 12.9 percent overall in the U.S. However, when inflation is factored in, “real wages” have actually dropped by 9.3 percent.

In 2018, and brokers and agents accounted for 42 percent of overall enrollment in federal platform exchanges.

Between 2016 and 2017, about a million Americans dropped coverage, likely put off by 20-percent-plus premium hikes.

Carriers may be afraid to sell it, but workers seem to like it almost as much as life insurance.