Benefits Manager

Only 19 percent of recent college graduates believe Social Security will still exist by the time they retire.

A report from the J.P. Morgan Treasury Service shows how HSAs have become a vital part of helping Americans save and pay for medical expenses.

Benefits managers report their organizations simply do not do enough to help employees make critical decisions at the point of retirement, according to a national survey of U.S. benefits directors commissioned by Transamerica Retirement Management.

Employers who offer a wellness plan to their workers inevitably will end up saving money in the long term.

The nation's largest firefighters union — one of the Democrats' most reliable sources of campaign money — announced Tuesday that it would quit donating to federal candidates this year because members of Congress aren't sufficiently backing them in their fight against anti-union measures around the country.

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal's top financial adviser on Tuesday defended the administration's proposal to hire a private company to run a state worker and retiree health insurance program, rebutting complaints the privatization would boost health care costs to generate short-term cash for the budget.

A new tool can help employers combat rising employee health costs and improve health and engagement in employees.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich has signed a budget sending $579 million to the state Bureau of Workers' Compensation and the commission that resolves disputes over workplace injuries.