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Marlene Y. Satter has worked in and written about the financial industry for decades.
The CMS's proposed changes would “more accurately calculate premium subsidies under the law.”
The odds of dying from opioid drugs during your lifetime are 1 in 96--and probably higher if you're a woman.
Even within the same state, there are some counties where retirees can thrive and others where it's more difficult.
Newly public detail allege that at Oxycontin's launch party, Dr. Richard Sackler envisioned a "blizzard of prescriptions that will bury the competition.”
One trend: 64 percent of employers say financial wellness has become more important at their organization over the last 2 years.
Family or career? Today's workers really can have both, as more employers are adding accommodations for working parents.
A new NBER working paper considers the effectiveness of early retirement incentives in state government.
Most residents of these poorest counties in the U.S. can't even make it to $40,000 a year.
At least 10 states are considering creating a path for uninsured Americans to buy in to Medicaid by paying premiums.
Hospitals are now required to post their chargemaster prices online, but the information is confusing and often unintelligible.