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Health Savings Accounts: Robin Hood in Reverse

2024-04-15 by Rachel Schwab

As another tax filing season comes to a close, millions of Americans have reduced their taxable inco...

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CHIR, health savings account, high-deductible plans, HSA, Implementing the Affordable Care Act

This Tax Filing Season, Many Will Spend their Refunds on Health Care

2018-04-17 by Emily Curran

As tax filing season comes to a close, CHIR's Emily Curran discusses recent findings by the JPMorgan...

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ACA, CHIR, financial sustainability, high-deductible plans, medical debt, medical management, out-of-pocket costs, tax filing

January 2018 Research Round Up: What We’re Reading

2018-02-06 by Olivia Hoppe

In the past month, new research highlights the regressive effects of high health plan cost sharing. ...

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cost-sharing, deductible, disparities, financial equity, Health Affairs, health care costs, high-deductible plans, Implementing the Affordable Care Act, income inequality, kaiser family foundation, Medicaid expansion, medical debt, Medicare Advantage, out-of-pocket costs, urban institute

Employer Coverage Remains Steady, But Long Term Trends Highlight Need To Strengthen All Forms Of Coverage

2014-10-13 by CHIR Faculty

A recent study by the Kaiser Family Foundation finds that employer coverage is remaining steady, and...

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affordable care act, employer-sponsored coverage, employer-sponsored health insurance, high-deductible plans, Implementing the Affordable Care Act, preventive benefits

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Health Savings Accounts: Robin Hood in Reverse

This Tax Filing Season, Many Will Spend their Refunds on Health Care

January 2018 Research Round Up: What We’re Reading

Employer Coverage Remains Steady, But Long Term Trends Highlight Need To Strengthen All Forms Of Coverage