When you use your own car for work, the costs of gas, maintenance, and more add up. Here are two ways independent workers can deduct those expenses at tax time.

Providing benefits like health insurance through employers no longer makes sense when nearly half of working Americans have multiple jobs — rather than a single, full-time job — and a growing number are doing part-time work, gig work, or freelancing.

According to a new Stride survey, affordability is the biggest barrier in getting independent workers to enroll in health coverage. Here's what else to know.

Preparing for tax time and putting together the correct information can be intimidating. If you’ve never worked independently, just the words related to taxes can seem a bit unclear. Here are a few tax terms that gig and independent workers should know.

We’re excited to announce that we’ve partnered with Grubhub to offer their delivery drivers access to affordable insurance and help them track their business expenses to lower their tax bills and save money.

The old employer-based benefit model isn’t working: It provides little choice for workers, is too cumbersome for employers, and is too static for an economy that depends on dynamism. The fix? Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements (ICHRAs) for all types of workers. Read what our CEO & Co-Founder Noah Lang has to say about this solution:

With inflation driving record-high prices on other necessities like gas and groceries, the Schumer-Manchin Deal will help us contain rising healthcare costs for essential workers, entrepreneurs & small businesses. Our CEO and Co-Founder Noah Lang shares his perspective on how.

Life insurance costs and quotes might seem confusing. However, life insurance companies use a pretty standard set of factors, like age, medical history, and health status, to determine how much a policy costs. Shopping around can help you find the best priced policy for your needs.