During the last three years, a new driver of health plan costs has emerged: a growing share of employees are postponing doctor visits, screenings and even medications until conditions worsen. Instead of early, lower-cost intervention,...

U.S. commercial property owners rank the threat of severe weather and natural catastrophes as their primary risk but are confident in their buildings’ ability to withstand damage from such events, according to a new survey....

We’ve all seen the headlines about inflation retreating from its highs during the COVID pandemic, and lately the current annual inflation rate is near 3%, yet many consumers wonder: “If that’s the official inflation rate,...

Once their kids are teenagers and in high school, parents fret about the trouble they could get into with friends, especially at parties. Unfortunately, these gatherings may involve alcohol, posing a risk of teens harming...

For many U.S. workers, health insurance remains confusing, intimidating and underutilized. Despite the billions employers spend on benefits each year, a large share of employees does not fully understand how their coverage works or how...