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Boomers beware: Scams, frauds and other financial exploitation schemes targeting older Americans are a growing multibillion-dollar industry enriching the schemers, anguishing the victims and vexing law enforcement officials who find these crimes among the hardest to investigate and prosecute.

West Virginia is already reaping benefits from recent efforts to rein in public retiree health benefit costs, officials say. A Wall Street credit rating agency appears ready to praise the state's handling of its last major liability.

Quinn said decades of poor decisions have left the state's pension systems a mess, about $83 billion short of the money they'll need to pay out.

This time around, the President is focused more on the most basic building blocks of middle-class economic security: money for retirement, a job, a house, health care.

Nearly 1 in 20 Americans older than 50 have artificial knees, or more than 4 million people, according to the first national estimate showing how common these replacement joints have become in an aging population.

A new study by Prudential shows that many companies are turning to third party administrators to outsource their benefits administration.

When it comes to issues that affect Americans ability to retire, the jury is still out on what the 2012 presidential election will bring.

A new study from Northwestern Mutual reveals long-term care is more expensive than ever, just as we're living longer than ever.