Analysis

Florida residents see the greatest number of surprise bills, while Minnesota sees the least.

Younger Americans are expecting to retire earlier than their peers and are looking for the right benefits to help them get there.

Women are restrained from achieving higher earnings in part by being limited to lower-level, lower-paid positions.

For every dollar spent on OTC medicines, an average of $7.20 is saved by the U.S. health care system.

While hospitals are financially better off since the expansion, they have increased the costs they shift to commercial health plans.

The Center for Retirement Research reports on what the U.S. can learn from the U.K.'s universal auto-enrollment program.