“Younger adults, those who haven’t attended college and the uninsured score somewhat lower on these basic measures of health insurance literacy,” the authors concluded.

Only 7 percent of respondents could successfully define all four basic health insurance concepts: plan premium, deductible, co-insurance and out-of-pocket maximum.

The Urban Institute’s Health Reform Monitoring Survey (HRMS), initiated in 2013, is a valuable way to obtain early data about the American public’s ability to understand health insurance ...

Nearly half of employees don’t understand basic insurance terminology, which may cause workers to spend more out of pocket on health insurance. That’s according to a new survey of 1,400 individuals ...

The course covers elements of micro- and macroprudential supervision, including the Insurance Core Principles (purpose of supervision, corporate governance of insurers, prudential and market conduct ...