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It's clear from last night's historic political beat down that the Democrats resemble one of those warbling American Idol rejects. (And not even good enough to stick in the brain like old Mr. "Pants on Da Ground".)

Three-quarters of Medicare-eligible retirees believe their out-of-pocket health care/medical costs will go up in 2010. And that's without factoring in health care reform.

Learn from his mistakes and you'll have more happy clients saying there's no place like your insurance company.

Employer satisfaction with their health insurers is on the decline, according to a new study from PricewaterhouseCoopers' Health Research Institute.

Almost half (45 percent) of American workers at small- to medium-sized companies would stay at their jobs longer because of employer-sponsored wellness programs, according to the latest Principal Financial Well-Being Index.

EBRI data show career jobs never existed for most workers.

Percentage of companies that have already restored their 401(k) match, or plan to do so in the first quarter 2010.

A coalition of dental and vision organizations, along with other groups in the benefits industry, called on Congress this week to substantially modify the proposed excise tax on health benefits.