When you get married, you often start to think of yourselves as a family. But whether or not it makes sense to buy health insurance as a family will depend largely on your individual situation. Take the time to explore all of your options before making a decision.

Familiar with the tax-saving benefits of a health savings account (HSA), and wondering how you can extend those benefits to your family? While an HSA is owned by one person, there is a way to tap into those HSA funds for the rest of your family. Discover how, and the differences between a Family HSA and an Individual HSA.

As a small business owner, finding affordable healthcare is probably high on the list of company concerns. On top of your own family's plan, you may have employees that want to be covered by company insurance. Companies with fewer than 30 employees pay an average of $409 per person for insurance premiums, according to a 2018 eHealth Report. Still, over half of small businesses offer a group health insurance plan to try and attract and retain the best employees.