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Employers are beginning to see employee wellness as an investment in the financial condition of their business, with lower health risks and greater savings.

Baby Boomers spend more of their income on education and on their adult children and not on their retirement accounts, according to the National Center for Policy Analysis.

Government and private proposals to replace traditional pension systems could be helpful, but Boston College research suggests change is needed quickly.

With swing voters in his sights, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is tacking toward the center on health care and defense spending now that he's put his final partisan hurdle behind him and the sprint to Nov. 6 is underway.

A study of former NFL players finds they were unusually prone to dying from degenerative brain disease, the latest indication that repeated blows to the head may cause serious trouble later on.

Too many early claims are considerably cutting into the long-term benefits for surviving spouses by drawing Social Security at 65.

If theres one workplace that could use an employee assistance program, itd be Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce on Mad Men.

Boston College researchers say states are well within their rights to amend public employee pension benefits as they see fit, as retirement promises may not be as iron-clad as first thought.