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Health Insurance & Medicare
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New HSA Eligibility for Bronze and Catastrophic Plans: What to Know for 2027
Starting in 2026, marketplace Bronze and Catastrophic plans can qualify enrollees for HSAs, creating a new way to set aside money for eligible health costs.
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Workplace Assaults Are Rising, With Health Care Bearing the Greatest Share
Workplace assaults rose 62% from 2011 through 2021–2022. Health care accounts for the largest share, with implications for workers’ compensation planning.
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Commercial Property Rates Fall 14.5% as Buyers Find More Capacity
Large property rates fell faster year over year in Q2 2026. Cyber and casualty markets show a more mixed picture for buyers.
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Tesla Dealership Damage Case Highlights Multiple Property Losses in Kansas City
A guilty plea follows fire and gunfire damage to three Tesla vehicles in Kansas City, including a Cybertruck listed at $81,985.
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Helping a Parent Compare Medicare Plans While Keeping Them in Control
Gather plan, medication and provider details before comparing options, and agree on your role so your parent stays involved in each Medicare choice.
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Turning 65? Five Medicare Choices That Can Affect Your Coverage and Costs
Enrollment timing, past income and annual plan changes can all shape Medicare costs. Five checks can help you make informed coverage decisions.
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Working Past 65? Check Medicare Deadlines and Employer Coverage Rules
Employer size and Medicare enrollment windows can affect Part B penalties, coverage gaps, prescription costs and HSA contributions.
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2027 Medicare Part D Changes: Premium Support Ends and Cost Limits Rise
Part D’s deductible and out-of-pocket threshold rise in 2027, while temporary premium support ends. Review your plan’s notice, drug list and yearly costs.