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Jake Spiegel

Jake Spiegel

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Research Associate, Health and Wealth, EBRI Notes

Washington

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Politics, current events entertainment, health music, sport

Doesn’t Cover

I really don't care about Godzilla, sorry.

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Total articles 14

  • Projected Savings Medicare Beneficiaries Need for Health Expenses Continued to Rise in 2024

    By Jake Spiegel Verified, Paul Fronstin| EBRI Notes Verified EBRI Issue Brief Projected Savings Medicare Beneficiaries Need for Health Expenses Continued to Rise in 2024 SummarySome Couples Could Need as Much as $428,000 in SavingsThe percentage of private-sector establishments offering health benefits has been falling. As access to retiree health benefits becomes increasingly rare, the responsibility for health care expenses in retirement will fall more on the shoulders of today’s workers.

    By Jake Spiegel Verified, Paul Fronstin · EBRI Notes

    Mar. 06, 2025

  • Shining a Spotlight on Caregivers in the Workplace: Findings From the 2023 Workplace Wellness Survey

    By Jake Spiegel Verified, Lisa Greenwald, Greg Hershberger| EBRI Notes Verified Welcome Already A Member? NOT A MEMBER YET?

    By Jake Spiegel Verified, Lisa Greenwald, Greg Hershberger · EBRI Notes

    Dec. 07, 2023

  • Projected Savings Medicare Beneficiaries Need for Health Expenses Continued to Rise in 2024

    By Jake Spiegel Verified, Paul Fronstin| EBRI Notes Verified EBRI Issue Brief Projected Savings Medicare Beneficiaries Need for Health Expenses Continued to Rise in 2024 SummarySome Couples Could Need as Much as $428,000 in SavingsThe percentage of private-sector establishments offering health benefits has been falling. As access to retiree health benefits becomes increasingly rare, the responsibility for health care expenses in retirement will fall more on the shoulders of today’s workers.

    By Jake Spiegel Verified, Paul Fronstin · EBRI Notes

    Mar. 06, 2025

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EBRI Notes

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

+1 202-659-0670