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Larger firms are more likely to have considered what to do when owners retire or die, but that doesn't mean they have a plan.

The mother of a 13-year-old boy diagnosed with autism is suing on behalf of a potential class of self-funded policyholders.

The proposal would let states apply for waivers and pool the federal funds they already receive to set up a single-payer system.

Scammers target veterans and military retirees, preying on their assets.

Retirement experts and stakeholders at the Aspen Institute's Leadership Forum on Retirement Savings agreed these ideas could help.

Life expectancy for women has not changed, but for men, both blue-collar workers and white-collar, it has changed.