Instant Insights How the Coronavirus Affects HR, Benefits, and Retirement Professionals

Stay calm and don't shake hands. (Fist bumps are probably okay.) And maybe fund the CDC better, improve public health awareness, and stop panicking in the stock market.

Other economists forecasting limited impact, assuming the virus is contained.

But also, take this opportunity to update your sick leave and remote work policies.

The reaction to the coronavirus suggests savers in 401(k)s are more prone to erratic trading in down markets, Alight Solutions says.

Here's what we've discovered so far about the virus the CDC is calling 2019 Novel Coronavirus, or 2019-nCoV.

Riskalyze co-founder Mike McDaniel on how advisors can grow in times of volatility.

The prospect of a global pandemic has Democrats across the country calling for expanded public health care services.

All testing and treatment related to the virus can be covered pre-deductible without violating the rules of HDHPs, the IRS says.