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Requirements that medium-sized and large employers offer insurance coverage or face fines are one of the most complicated parts of President Barack Obama's health care law.

It's called the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, but President Obama's health care law may turn out to be unaffordable for many low-wage workers.

More employers than ever expect PPACA will increase their health care costs and put a dent in their bottom line.

Private exchanges generally have been more popular than their public counterparts, but they may not help consumers as much, new research shows.

Pension plan funding hit a two-year high in May, with companies responding to a Mercer survey reporting their plans were 86 percent funded.

Technology has made a profound impact on the benefits industry, and its sure to change the way brokers and agents do business for decades to come.

The estimated buyout cost for retirees in a work pension plan was 109 percent of the accounting liability in April, according to the Mercer US Pension Buyout Index.

A provision of the law that hasn't gotten much attention subjects employers to penalties for offering fully insured plans to highly compensated employees.