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Understanding the Health Care Dilemma and its Potential Impact on Your Retirement
The issue of universal health care is a major discussion point in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, but medai reports indicate that many Americans do not have a good understanding of the implications on them individually. In examining this topic, a study by the Employer Benefits Research Institute (EBRI) takes a look at how health care expenses are paid, and offers conjecture for the future. An article posted by qz.com provides addtional insight into this issue. Check it out here…
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