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While the Democratic candidate withdrew $135,000, the average amount people withdrew from their retirement accounts was $15,000 – and less than half (43%) have paid it back, according to a FinanceBuzz survey.

The projected increase is nearly identical to this year's rate of 10.1%, which represents the highest increase forecasted in 10 years.

These firms and benefits professionals are taking impressive and unique steps that produce quantitative and qualitative results for their practices, teams, organizations and the broader benefits community.

Dell employees received a memo giving them just two working days notice of the policy change.

Ninety-seven percent of employers, 86% of health systems and 84% of health plans intend to maintain or increase spending on digital health solutions over the next year.

About 74% of adult Americans are overweight or obese, and obesity leads to about $480 billion in extra medical care costs, according to the Midwest Business Group on Health.

Leading retirement experts give their perspectives on raising awareness about the importance of planning, saving and ensuring a stream of guaranteed lifetime income for retirement in a new TIAA report.

80% of today's advisors said they were currently using AI at their firms, and of the 20% who aren't, nearly two-thirds said they had plans to integrate AI at their firms, according to new Betterment survey.