24% of gig workers say they currently lack health insurance.

When dissected by gender, women (59%) comprised significantly more of the "struggling" segment than men (45%), says a new study.

Employee and consumer trust will become more important in the coming year.

About a third (31%) say their employer's efforts to help with their overall health and well-being has increased in the past year, but fewer than half rate their employer's efforts in these areas as excellent or very good.

At the time of passage, the Congressional Budget Office estimated that the rescue plan's health care provisions would bring health insurance coverage to 1.3 million previously uninsured Americans.

In light of inflation and a possible recession, there are a number of strategies and tools that employers and advisors can offer, such as digitally enabled, low-cost, personalized retirement advice, says a new study.

55% of gig workers and 42% of workers in full-time corporate jobs say they are living paycheck to paycheck.

Fifteen million Americans could lose their health insurance coverage through Medicaid is the COVID Public Health Emergency ends.