There was a time when people thought a pension and Social Security income was sufficient to meet retirement costs. Now, a majority of consumers save for their retirement years through a variety of retirement plans that provide tax benefits and other perks. You must also understand the necessity to plan for retirement all by yourself….

In the midst of the 2022 plan year, the health insurance market continues to see increasing and unpredictable costs, large numbers of uninsured individuals, and inadequate access to care. The American Action Forum’s Center for Health and Economy (H&E) is dedicated to assessing the impact of proposed reforms that attempt to address these issues. The following…

The latest federal review of Medicare is out and it says taxpayers are getting a raw deal. The review is from MedPAC— the congressionally chartered review commission that advises lawmakers on the state of Medicare. MedPAC’s mandarins have concluded…[READ MORE]

Vision care makes a difference. For the 7.3 million Americans with undiagnosed diabetes and the 88 million with prediabetics, an eye exam that detects early signs of chronic illness can improve their quality of life. While 90% of Americans believe that vision care is important, their employer-supplied benefits program may not include this benefit…[READ MORE]

If you use health insurance to help cover your health care costs, you’re likely paying a monthly premium every month. This fee entitles you to the coverage outlined in your health insurance plan. Health insurance, including premiums, can be tricky to understand. Read on for a comprehensive review of health insurance premiums and how they…

While one family member may have health insurance, a wife, husband, or child could be one of the 5,000,000 Americans who does not. That’s because adding a family member to the employer sponsored plan is just too costly. It’s called “The Family Glitch.” Around since the Affordable Care Act [READ MORE]