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Nearly three-quarters of CEOs expect costs to climb at least 6%, and more than 10% expect an increase of more than 15%.

The future of employee benefits will not be defined solely by premium negotiations or carrier competition.

Many health care employees are saving for retirement, but relatively few contribute at levels above 7% of pay.

Unum, Prudential Financial, MetLife and Sun Life reported a noticeable increase in the number of claims, seemingly driven by behavioral health.

Trump has campaigned against "Obamacare," but Larry Levitt, KFF's incoming CEO, says many high-income exchange plan users are part of core Republican constituencies.

Democrats who campaigned on a Medicare for All system fared well, as Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and Troy Jackson in Maine both won by comfortable margins.