Women want the same things as men when it comes to retirement, but dont do enough to ensure they have enough money saved, according to a new study by Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies.

Few things make me feel as clueless as a bill from my doctor's office.

A bill that would force all accident victims to go to emergency rooms instead of their family doctor even for minor injuries has cleared a Florida House subcommittee.

Nearly two-thirds of baby boomers are not confident they will be able to cover medical expenses in retirement.

Many Americans are looking to Medicaid to meet their long-term care needs, even though most know more about long-term care insurance than five years ago.

Federal budget hawks eyeing tax incentives for 401(k)s should take note: low-wage workers get a better deal out of these plans than what was previously thought.

Applications for weekly unemployment benefits spiked last week, largely because companies let go of thousands of workers after the holiday season.

Mitt Romneys less-than-suspenseful win in New Hampshire the base of his five-year presidential campaign drained whatever drama this primary season had left.