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Eight different surveys – conducted by AARP, Goldman Sachs and the Employee Benefits Retirement Institute, and others – show that retirement anxiety ranges from a high of 71% to a low of 32%.

The American Council on Life Insurers and eight other insurer groups are still seeking an injunction against the Department of Labor's controversial new Retirement Security rule, set to go into effect September 23.

Nearly 60% of employees surveyed said they have missed work, left early or arrived late due to GI issues.

To rise to the level of value that can transform an overly complex health care system and create a deeper level of personalization, human-centered design must be the guide.

A new study provides insight to help benefits advisors guide employers as they build voluntary benefits programs that better suit each workforce generation's needs.

One-quarter of employees currently are contemplating borrowing from their retirement savings.

The Retirement Savings for Americans Act is attempting to boost retirement security for millions of low- and middle-income workers, but opponents say it could "crowd out" the private, employer-based retirement savings system.

A bill Gov. Jay Pritzker signed last week sets provider network standards and bans "step therapy" and prior authorization reviews for emergency mental health care.