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CNNMoney: Employees face 'shockingly higher' health costs

It's open enrollment time at work. Prepare yourself. Starting in 2010, your employer is making sure that when it comes to paying for your health care, you're going to be sharing much more of the burden.

Sick skipping care because of cost, survey says

Americans are forgoing medical attention in the face of high health-care costs, a new consumer health survey has found.

CNNMoney: Workers pay more for health care - survey

As health care costs continue to rise, more companies are adopting consumer- directed health plans that would lower their own costs but potentially raise costs for employees.

How to shop for health insurance

After his sister nagged him for eight years to go to the doctor, Kurt Berger finally had a physical late last year. Then in January, he received a phone call from his doctor: Tests showed he had prostate cancer.

CNNMoney: Uninsured Americans: 86.7 million

One out of three Americans under 65 went without health insurance at some point during 2007 and 2008, according to a report released Wednesday.

Study: 86.7 million Americans uninsured over last two years

One out of three Americans under 65 were without health insurance at some point during 2007 and 2008, according to a report released Wednesday.

CNNMoney: Stay engaged with the job market

With unemployment at its highest level in 15 years, you've got questions about what to do if you lose your job.

Money Magazine: Your doctor is in aisle four

Did you wake up with pinkeye? Or maybe a painful sore throat or a nasty rash? You want relief and you want it now. Well, good luck getting it.

Money Magazine: Open enrollment: So many choices

You'll likely have to make a crucial financial decision this month, and we're not talking about how much to spend on Aunt Hilda's holiday present. From October to November every year, millions of Americans must select health insurance and other benefits at work.

Census: Fewer Americans lack health insurance

Participation in government health insurance programs -- particularly those aimed at children -- increased from 2006 to 2007, leading to a decrease in the number of Americans lacking insurance, the U.S. Census Bureau said Tuesday.

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