For the first time in a while, I passed on making any New Years resolutions this year.

When Benefits Selling launched eight-and-a-half years ago in the late spring of 2003, Rich Johnson graced the cover. To say that hes done all right since then might be considered something of an understatement.

A new report out of the Congressional Budget Office confirms that thanks to those generous benefits plans my father-in-laws always talking about, federal workers enjoy 16 percent more in total comp than private sector peeps.

A new study from Northwestern Mutual reveals long-term care is more expensive than ever, just as we're living longer than ever.

In a move thats already outraged those on the right while eliciting little more than shrugs from the left, President Obama will not address the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in tonights State of the Union address.

Anybody else think its ironic or at the very least slightly tone deaf that, in an economy flooded with foreclosures, overrun with occupiers and drowning in debt, the Republican Party floats its richest front-runner ever?

A new SHRM study reveals only 40 percent of employers have a formal social media policy. Of those, a little more than half actually spell out their right to monitor employee social media usage.

In a BenefitsPro exclusive, AIG announced the merger of two of the carrier giants two benefits divisions into a single new business unit, AIG Benefit Solutions.