These areas could potentially be used as a legislative roadmap toward greater retirement security, says Senior Citizens League policy analyst.

More-generous subsidies and expanded eligibility could reduce both the number of uninsured people and the financial burdens on enrollees.

One-third have become more likely to work with financial professionals, as opposed to 24 percent at the onset of the pandemic.

Lax security? Less than half of Americans have checked their credit or debit card statements to ensure that the charges match their actual purchases.

But take heed: This brave new world is not without pitfalls.

The American Hospital Association sent a letter to the Federal Trade Commission last week asking it to investigate the policy's coverage.

Almost half of uninsured adults had not looked for information of marketplace health plans, most commonly because of cost concerns.

For many, meeting their out-of-pocket limit for the year comes after just one health care visit.