4 million participants in 4,300 workplace savings plans will have a new recordkeeper.

As many as one million Americans travel abroad for medical services each year, and some experts say the annual rate of growth is as much as 20%.

Preliminary rate findings in 13 states suggest that most insurers expect utilization patterns to return to pre-pandemic levels.

Economic data show that companies have learned to do more with less over the last 16 months or so.

Still, optimism remains high among employers offering retirement plans.

After the pandemic, small businesses are planning a mix of tactics to lure back workers.

Insured and uninsured adults alike struggle to pay their medical bills, but those without coverage face greater challenges.

The solution is clear: Make money a team sport, said Stacey Watson, senior vice president of life event planning for Fidelity.