If Congress ends enhanced premium help, the people who never got it would pay more for health insurance. Here's why.

According to KFF, employers typically pay between 75% and 85% of the plan’s expenses and pass the rest onto workers. The remainder is usually deducted from their paychecks in the form of premiums. For ...

Escalating grocery bills and car prices have cooled, but price relief for Americans does not extend to health care, a new survey shows. The average cost for a family health insurance plan offered ...

The U.S. has the most expensive healthcare system in the world by far. The projected increase in the number of uninsured ...

Private health insurance premiums will be going up in 2026 — in some cases, by a lot. Congressional Democrats and Republicans ...

A Christian health insurance company's new plan focuses on giving enrollees faith-based coverage that aligns with religious ...

Jacob McDonald knows he’s lucky to have a good health insurance plan through his employer, a tech company. But when his company started to send out emails recently updating employees about their ...

Those of us who get health care insurance from our employers — some 160 million Americans — may be breathing a sigh of relief ...

Medicare expert Jae Oh explains why taxable income, health insurance, and retirement taxes can no longer be planned in ...

Discover which services are typically not covered by health insurance, including cosmetic procedures, fertility treatments, ...

Aditya Birla Health Insurance CEO, Mayank Bathwal, talks to Riju Mehta about the benefits of the new insurance bill, the need ...