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With access to health care services complicated by the pandemic, many consumers are taking matters into their own hands.

The National Association of Colleges and Employers recently analyzed what happened to the class that joined the workforce in an unprecedented time.

Group health plans will be required to provide coverage without cost-sharing of new and updated services beginning in 2023.

More troubling? Data from June to November 2021 is 'likely an understatement.'

Financial behavior changed, as did outlook on the future and future plans.

In a new TIAA survey, the pandemic has made Americans more aware of their financial wellness -- and it's not good.