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Just 6 in 10 retirees feel financially secure

By Lucy Peterson

Women, older near-retirees, and younger retirees reporting the steepest drops in financial confidence.

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Democrats cave to end record shutdown, failing to secure key health care wins

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UnitedHealthcare to drop coverage for remote patient monitoring in diabetes, hypertension

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BCBS sues Ohio company for trademark infringement of Anthem name

The complaint said that Community Insurance Co., a plaintiff in the case, unlawfully registered and used the “Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield” name in May 2025 — causing confusion in legal proceedings, with at least 10 lawsuits being incorrectly served.

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November 10, 2025

Will worker-led shift to ICHRAs favor narrow networks?

Executives at Oscar predict that consumers who buy their own coverage will prefer smaller, cheaper networks.

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November 10, 2025

Trump proposes sending ACA subsidies direct to consumers, rattling health insurance stocks

President Donald Trump spooked health insurance investors Saturday by proposing in a Truth Social post that the government should send health insurance subsidies straight to consumers, rather than to health insurers.

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November 07, 2025

Cigna unit allegedly sells generic drugs at higher prices

Little is known about Quallent Pharmaceuticals, a Cigna unit, which is based in the Cayman Islands and lists dozens of drugs on its website.

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November 07, 2025

IBM faces class action lawsuit over alleged $1.9B loss in employee 401(k) plan

According to the complaint, from 2016 to 2024, IBM’s target-retirement and target-risk funds underperformed comparable funds by as much as 20% to 30%, depending on the particular vintage.

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November 07, 2025

Public divided about extending ACA enhanced tax credits

Half say Congress should approve a budget without an extension of the tax credits to quickly end the shutdown, even if it means the cost of health insurance will increase for some people.

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November 07, 2025

Trump Admin drug deal aligns with Congressional obesity fight

“The Trump administration is delivering on Republicans’ promise to lower drug prices and increase health care access for the American people,” Chairman Jason Smith, R-Mo., said.

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Just 6 in 10 retirees feel financially secure

Democrats cave to end record shutdown, failing to secure key health care wins

UnitedHealthcare to drop coverage for remote patient monitoring in diabetes, hypertension

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News Stories

BCBS sues Ohio company for trademark infringement of Anthem name

Will worker-led shift to ICHRAs favor narrow networks?

Trump proposes sending ACA subsidies direct to consumers, rattling health insurance stocks

Cigna unit allegedly sells generic drugs at higher prices

IBM faces class action lawsuit over alleged $1.9B loss in employee 401(k) plan

Public divided about extending ACA enhanced tax credits

Trump Admin drug deal aligns with Congressional obesity fight