Benefits Manager

In office just six months, Gov. Rick Scott has kept his campaign promises and then some: cutting corporate taxes, reducing the size of government, drug testing welfare recipients, making government workers pay into their pensions, and privatizing Medicaid.

Even millennials are rethinking their allegiance to President Barack Obama due to dismal economic progress.

The public New Hampshire Retirement System asked a court Tuesday to block implementation of the part of a new pension reform law dealing with setting employer contribution rates.

Negotiations between the state and unions representing government workers are heating up over the state's demand that employees chip in part of their health care premiums.

Americans age 55 and older have a sense of optimism and resilience when considering their retirement future, according to Larry Roth.

What's the bottom line? For many employers, that is the single biggest question they have regarding pharmacy benefit plans. It's not always an easy question to answer.

Should parents of extremely obese children lose custody for not controlling their kids' weight?

Despite the dismal employment outlook, there are signs that employer confidence in their financial situation and in the economy is rising, according to the 12th Annual Transamerica Retirement Survey. With this uptick in confidence comes a renewed commitment to retirement benefits.