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Though most employees have seen their premiums and out-of-pocket costs go up, one-third are more satisfied with their coverage than three years ago.

Most public sector workers are afraid they won't be able to retire on time and with enough money to live comfortably, according to a new industry study.

The Great Recession devastated retirement accounts across the country, but those suffering the most are the ones who lost their jobs or were forced to take lower-paying ones to make ends meet.

For the first time in history, industry sources say, four generations of employees are present in the current work forcematures, baby boomers, Gen X and Gen Yand they all have different preferences when it comes to communication.

Many elderly people's home equity might represent their only retirement savings, and many are drawing from that through reverse mortgages.

A highly anticipated report ordered by Gov. Scott Walker recommended no changes to Wisconsin's $77 billion pension system.

ADP's new comprehensive research website is only one part of a string of big projects and partnerships the company has launched in recent years.

Recession-plagued states diverted scarce money away from pensions to pay for more immediate concerns, leaving a $757 billion hole in the retirement funds covering millions of public employees, according to a study released this week.