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The uninsured rate fell to 8.4% in 2022 from 9.2% in 2021, but there were disparities linked to ethnicity, says the National Health Interview Survey.

While 38% of Gen X and 29% of baby boomer investors expect a prolonged period of severe downturn, 56% of Gen Z and 50% of millennials say they still expect to retire on time, according to the Nationwide Retirement Institute.

For the first time, scientists say they've identified 12 distinct symptoms of the post-pandemic era disease, after examining nearly 10,000 Americans in a 4-year study published in JAMA.

Millions of households will have to cut back on both luxuries and necessities in order to survive, according to The National Retirement Risk Index, which is based on the concept of income replacement.

Expanding retirement plan coverage so that all workers can save for retirement is key to improving retirement security, particularly small companies that can take advantage of SECURE 2.0's new provisions, says a new study.

The U.S. health care system is not meeting people's needs, says the American Academy of Physician Associates: 56% of patients said they wait over a week to get an appointment, while 49% say providers don't always listen to them.

Employers should provide in-person group education meetings, as well as access to financial consultants and advisors to help employees make informed personal financial decisions, recommends a new survey.

Employers are becoming more open to benefits that directly address financial issues like high-cost debt, variable cash flow, and lack of emergency savings, according to a FinFit report.