Half of voters now say the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade has made them more motivated to vote in this year's elections, up from 43% in July.

CMS officials say they expect to collect more than $600 million in overpayments from the audits.

More than 8 in 10 equity plan participants don't consider quitting, according to the Computershare study.

The tech giant apparently has collected a wealth of personal health data through its Apple Watches – and its consumer-driven appeal is likely to have a big impact on the health care market.

Although 65% of corporate leaders believe their communication is effective, only 35% of frontline workers agree.

If the pending legislation becomes law (and it's expected to be approved by Congress by the end of 2022), employers can boost 401(k) plans by implementing a student loan retirement match.

Administrative costs account for 15% to 30% of U.S. health care spending – and at least half of that spending is wasteful. Researchers note that not all administrative spending is wasteful, making a distinction between spending and waste.

While the inflation-fueled increase is much-needed for retirees, some experts say it is still inadequate in light of skyrocketing housing and health care costs.