Workers have saved a median of $93,000 in all household retirement accounts, according to recent Transamerica data.

This is the fourth consecutive year that benchmark premiums have fallen.

The physician-led Choosing Wisely campaign has made strides in building awareness, but a more holistic approach is needed.

The PBM Accountability Group says misaligned incentives and lack of transparency are driving up prices for consumers.

A serious health event can lead to people feeling a loss of control in some aspect of their lives, which can have a lasting impact.

Three in 10 households say COVID-19 changed their attitudes about saving and investing, especially among younger generations.

Unvaccinated workers enrolled in public employee health plans will be charged up to $55 per month to offset the costs of testing.

The pandemic has increased the number of Americans dealing with health care costs in the past year, which may lead to some tough choices.