The Saver's Credit is a non-refundable tax credit that may be applied up to the first $2,000 of voluntary contributions to their retirement plan.

The move should bring more stability to premiums for small-group insurance, which have been rising as enrollment declines.

Critics say the No Surprises Act contains a few unwelcome surprises.

CDC records also show an increased number of deaths from heart disease, hypertension and other ailments across two years of the pandemic.

New report reveals effects of the pandemic on health savings account usage - would higher employer contribution levels help?

As the patient/consumer mindset takes hold, people will use health-care credit lines and related digital products in ways that suit them.

Proposals include capping out-of-pocket medication costs for Medicare recipients at $2,000 per year and insulin at $35 per month.

Use has declined since its peak but remains ahead of pre-pandemic levels.