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For two decades, the U.S. retirement plan industry rode the momentum of a huge 401(k) wave. Now, it feels as if the wave has come ...

The problem is not the lack of competition among insurers. The problem lies in the labyrinthine thicket of tax law, employment law and insurance regulation.

Although the $856 billion health care reform plan introduced Wednesday by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus will not require employers to provide health coverage benefits, the plan will reinforce competition within small group markets.

What a lame birthday present. I can't think of a worse gift that doesn't come with a process server or lab test results. But there it was as I tore open the morning paper: the latest health care bill. Seems like we get a new one every

Lost amid yesterday's media shuffle about Sonia Sotomayor's wisdom and the House's health care reform bill, the Senate health committee passed its own version of reform. The strict party line vote drew no Republican support, highlighting again

Let me get this straight: House Democrats needed more pages than a Harry Potter novel just to say three little words? Because the headline I pulled out of the massive health care reform bill they released yesterday was "Tax the rich." I

53 percent of employers are in favor of an individual mandate requiring everyone to have health coverage if they can afford it, either through their employer or purchased on their own. 50 percent of employers are strongly opposed to a &quo

Imagine that a client - a 42-year-old manager of a privately held company - calls you, concerned and seeking advice. He says: "I've been offered ...