Since 2015, the percentage of Americans who reported past-due medical bills has remained in the low 20% range, down from 26% in 2012.

This is the highest year-over-year increase since financial services firm Wilshire started the survey over 30 years ago.

The online competition, which has an October 20 deadline, involves answering two essay questions.

Showing recognition and appreciation doesn't have to be difficult or elaborate.

In reality, ICHRAs mean employees lose the employer-sponsored coverage they're accustomed to and have to fend for themselves to find substandard coverage with a fixed stipend that often doesn't go as far.

Insurers and pharmacy benefit managers have instituted policies that do not apply copay assistance toward beneficiaries' out-of-pocket costs and deductibles, according to the plaintiffs.

It's becoming more popular to advertise insurance careers to students even younger than college-age.

Brokers produced a 16% leap in sales last year, exceeding their pre-pandemic numbers and the strong 2021 industry average growth of 11.3%.