President Barack Obama is seeking to build public support for his $447 billion jobs plan before formally sending the bill to Congress Monday.

Officials say Medicare has reached a new milestone: for the first time, it's headed by someone old enough to receive benefits.

Key elements of the $447 billion jobs package that President Barack Obama unveiled Thursday to a joint session of Congress.

Officials tell The Associated Press that President Barack Obama will ask Congress in his prime-time speech to deepen existing payroll tax cuts for workers as part of a jobs program that totals nearly $450 billion.

ASPPA's Brian Graff on the make-up and mandates of the newly minted Supercommittee and how their recommendations could impact the future of 75 million Americans' 401(k) retirement plans.

The GOP candidates are ganging up on Mitt Romney over his health care plan in Massachusetts.

Looking at all workers participating in defined contribution plans, 86 percent contribute with a 401(k) pre-tax contribution while 23 percent contribute with a Roth 401(k) contribution.

Massachusetts health insurers would be required to pay lower rates to some of the state's most expensive health care providers, while boosting rates for some of the lowest-paid providers, under legislation introduced Tuesday by a top lawmaker.