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Out-of-pocket costs may be going down for low-income individuals, but middle class workers aren't seeing the same relief.

During this extremely difficult time, special enrollment periods to insure the uninsured will be critical to the nation's health.

Losses due to unemployment, corporate cost-cutting and incentives to dip into retirement accounts may be hard to compensate for later.

The Urban Institute reached out to brokers in seven states to get their perspectives on the health insurance market.

It turns out that the CARES Act student loan relief doesn't apply to everyone who has a student loan.

Drug coupons that help patients cover the cost of their copay for a drug will no longer count toward their deductible.