Out-of-pocket medical costs continue to significantly strain retirees’ finances, leaving the median retiree with just 71% of Social Security benefits and 88% of total income for non-medical spending.

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Employed women have as much as $15.4 billion more a year than men in out-of-pocket healthcare expenses, despite largely buying the same health insurance products, according to new findings published ...

Women spend $15.4 billion more than men on annual out-of-pocket healthcare under employer-sponsored plans, Deloitte reported. This difference contributes to gender-based wage inequality. Out-of-pocket ...