Members of Congress recently received a copy of the UBA 2009 Health Plan Survey from United Benefit Advisors (UBA) and the National Association of Health Underwriters (NAHU).

Passengers on Delta Airlines flights this fall are going to get an LTCI wake-up call as part of their in-flight entertainment.

U.S. employers are taking a wait-and-see approach to their retirement programs. Of the more than 1,300 employers surveyed by Aon Consulting, more than 90 percent are not changing their retirement plans, either in terms of benefits or management.

The good news? According to a recent survey from Prudential Financial, a majority of plan sponsors and brokers have a positive outlook for 2010.

More than a dozen amendments were filed this week by members of the Senate Finance Committee to protect flexible spending accounts (FSAs).

Half the nation's jobs are performed by female workers, but new research shows women fall behind men on their use and understanding of benefits that can protect their income.

Current trends indicate employment-based health insurance - the most common form of health insurance coverage - is slowly eroding and will likely continue to do so.

A new poll shows nearly 80 percent of American business leaders are expecting to cut benefits if health care costs don't come down.