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Marlene Y. Satter has worked in and written about the financial industry for decades.
Participants didn't react well to last year's market turbulence.
Insurers objected so strongly to the state's proposal to create a public health insurance option that it now appears dead in the water.
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.
An Obama-era regulation that forbids discrimination based on sex has been rewritten to eliminate specific protections for LGBTQ patients.
Cancer and other chronic conditions are expected to drive health care spending, and in turn, health insurance.
Considering that 10,000 boomers a day are entering retirement, retirement plan providers need to rethink their approach.
The unemployment rate among military spouse is four times higher than the civilian unemployment rate.
There's good news, though: as of December 31, most U.S. MEPs are actually much healthier than they were when the market hit its low.
Millennials are 43 percent more likely than boomers to start saving before their kids hit 5, and 24 percent more likely than Gen Xers.