Three in 10 American parents take care of their children first before putting money into their own retirement, according to a new report by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.

The government ran a $1.3 trillion for the budget year that ended last month, the third straight year it has operated more than $1 trillion in the red.

To encourage clients not to panic-sell on freefall market days, you may find useful a recent analysis conducted by CXO Advisory Group.

Providing simple messaging that encourages employees to write down when they intend to get their flu shots can greatly increase the chances of employees following through, according to a study by the University of Pennsylvania, Stanford University, Yale University and Harvard University in conjunction with Evive Health.

If polls show one thing with certainty, it's that Republicans aren't sold on Mitt Romney and they've been looking for other presidential candidates.

Nebraska insurance officials can't decide whether to recommend a state-based health insurance exchange or follow a proposed federal model until they know how much the national plan will cost, Nebraska Department of Insurance Director Bruce Ramge said.

Its that time againthe Medicare open enrollment period begins Oct. 15. The Medicare open enrollment periodwhich begins earlier this year has been expanded to last seven weeks, ending Dec. 7.

Small-business confidence rose 0.8 points in September, which put an end to the six-month decline, according to the National Federation of Independent Business newest Index.