Nearly four-fifths of women say they don't want to work for commission and two-thirds express concern about the energy and time necessary to make a living in sales, according to Guardian Life Insurance Company.

Good news for the economy. A recent survey by CareerBuilder finds growing optimism from U.S. employers, signaling more hiring in the coming months.

Half of those who still lack health insurance are eligible to receive subsidized health care through the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

The average monthly cost of a Medicare Part D plan will rise from $36.68 to $41.46, the largest increase since 2009, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.

If you're looking for a good resource on what you should and shouldn't ask of employees, you may have found it in new report on wellness program best practices.

According to the American Health Policy Institute, 90 percent of employers report they're taking steps to avoid the Cadillac tax in the future.

Anthem, formerly Blue Cross of California, released a memo predicting how different states will react to the new law.

The New York Times reports that many Americans who purchased insurance plans on the PPACA exchanges are now dropping their policies, citing cost.