For the second year in a row increases should be fairly modest—if the initial batch of insurer rates is any indication.

You wouldn't be wrong in predicting their 401(k) plans are different in several ways from the average company's plan.

New study results suggest that patients who have better health-care coverage get diagnosed and start treatment sooner.

The bill, which still has to get through the House and be signed by the governor, has the potential to create huge change for workers.

Insurers objected so strongly to the state's proposal to create a public health insurance option that it now appears dead in the water.

Participants didn't react well to last year's market turbulence.

Saving for an emergency, not to mention retirement, is hard for many--especially in some metro areas in the U.S.

The plan calls for a 24/7 treatment center where any resident could walk in a receive access to psychiatrists, nurse practitioners and case managers.