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Are participating too. they have got to pay more for everything. for bandaids. supply costs, nursing costs. there is a nursing shortage, so they're paying double, triple sometimes. that is translating into higher medical bills, which means insurance premiums go up the following year after the actuaries built in that price and what's happening people are just avoiding medical care all together. this study shows that 26% of americans say they're just skipping medical care because of the bill, because of the price of that care. remember deductibles are going up. when you have a deductible of $250...

Broker-dealers and advisors doing business in the Silver State will want to pay attention to newly proposed regulations defining the state’s fiduciary standard, as well as broader changes to practices and procedures.  

With worries about inflation and ongoing market volatility running high, a new survey finds that many workers are replacing their dreams of a lavish retirement with simpler goals. 

All it will take for Delaware to become the next state to offer a retirement plan that would provide coverage for employees whose employers do not offer one is the stroke of one pen. 

Much has been written about the “retirement crisis.” But it has been hard to sort out how what is happening today is different from, say, the 1990s. Hasn’t saving for anything, especially for something as abstract and far off as retirement, always been hard?