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Employee financial anxiety hits new high heading into 2026

Michael S. Fischer -
Nearly half are more stressed heading into 2026 than they were 12 months ago, Allianz Life finds.

Anxiety over healthcare costs soars to highest level in two decades

Alan Goforth -
Americans' concerns about healthcare costs have surged. Discover the latest findings on satisfaction and perceptions of healthcare.

These macro factors are redefining benefits strategy, culture and morale

Joel Kranc -
A new Gallagher survey highlighted the organization-wide impacts of current economic and business conditions.

U.S. health systems are forced to overhaul strategy due to declining reimbursements

Natalie Dolce -
With Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements expected to drop, hospitals are already bracing for a 6% to 7% reduction in per-visit payments this year alone.

Escalating health costs force employers to prioritize cost control

Alan Goforth -
“Amid inflation, economic volatility and shifting social expectations, our survey shows organizations are prioritizing cost control more than ever,” says Chana Bieker, senior vice president at Brown & Brown.

Gen X is lagging on savings despite nearing retirement

Joel Kranc -
Six in 10 Gen Xers do not feel retirement is an urgent priority, according to a recent report.

When employees lack purpose, health risks skyrocket

Michael Popke -
“Having a sense of purpose gives people energy and helps them feel happier and healthier,” Stuart Lustig, national medical executive for behavioral strategy and product design for Cigna Healthcare, said in a statement.

As healthcare costs continue to rise, sticker shock is hitting American employees

Kristen Smithberg -
"While many Americans are satisfied with their coverage options for 2026, many are facing significant cost increases and less rich benefits,” said Derrick Duke, CEO of eHealth.

Employee benefits understanding jumps to 80%, yet satisfaction hits a new low

Alan Goforth -
Only 6 in 10 employees feel satisfied with their benefit offerings, compared to two-thirds in the previous year.

40% of older Americans work after claiming Social Security benefits

John Manganaro -
Staying employed after starting benefits serves different purposes for different groups, a new report finds.

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