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Review the need to enroll in benefits that fit the needs of you and your family during open enrollment. See tips for comparing plan options and coverages.

Did you miss your Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) from your insurance company? If so, you're not alone. In fact, new research shows that only 48% of Medicare beneficiaries read every piece of mail sent by their insurance company. Of those that do read their Annual Notice of Change from their insurance company, only 36% of Medicare beneficiaries say they find the information in their plan's letter easy to understand.

With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, now is a perfect opportunity to check in on your well-being, even when it comes to your finances. Review tips and strategies you can follow to make managing your money less stressful.

In honor of American Heart Month, learn about the link between financial and physical wellness, as well as tips to better manage your stress and finances for a healthier heart and future.

If you feel overwhelmed by your finances, you’re not alone. In fact, nearly half of all Americans live paycheck to paycheck, struggling to pay bills or save for the future. By adopting healthy financial habits, you can help reduce financial stress, increase financial security, and enhance peace of mind. We’ve compiled eight important financial habits that can help you master your money. Try to embrace those that will best fit your needs.

In study after study, researchers have found a clear link between a lack of financial security and a variety of health issues, like high blood pressure, heart disease, and anxiety and depression. Additionally, financial problems can cause stress and relationship issues as well as make it harder for some people to access the things that keep them in the best health, like quality healthcare and nutritious food.