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61% of respondents to a Self Financial survey said they have lied to co-workers about how much they earn.
About 1 in 5 adults say AI is actually doing more to hurt those seeking accurate health information.
Catastrophic claims and specialty prescription drugs are contributing to the increase.
Women continue to earn 15% less than men, which adds up to millions of dollars of lost financial benefits over their careers.
Legislation like the PUMP Act requires employers to provide break time and dedicated space for lactation.
While 49% of Gen Z thinks they will be able to retire early, only 30% of millennials and 31% of Gen X feel the same.
ACA premiums will increase an average of 7% next year across 324 insurers.
The top areas of interest for employer help are "knowing how much to save to meet my goals" (77%), "how to make the most of 401(k)" (76%) and "knowing how much insurance to have" (76%), according to a new report.
Lower-income individuals bear a disproportionate burden of chronic conditions, exacerbating their economic challenges.
Anticipated health care costs during retirement depend on Medicare choices, health status, residence and life span.