An increase in certain bad financial habits – likely brought on by the pandemic – could be one reason why Americans are feeling more stressed this year.

Half of U.S. adults with lower income skip needed care because of costs.

The new effort will build on existing programs and include new ones in partnership with nonprofits, schools and others.

One in four American workers has considered a job or career change because of the pandemic.

Less than half have run projections to see how their savings will hold up through retirement or have had an advisor do it for them.

Overall, the pendulum is likely to swing from an agenda that generally favored employers to one that is more pro-worker.

As Kiplinger summarized it, "the past year delivered multiple gut punches." But the lessons learned can be used in 2021.

It's been a crazy year for health care, to say the least.