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The hot anti-inflammatory drug has been costing employer plans about $78,000 per 1,000 covered lives.

New study indicates 70% of Americans feel depressed and anxious about their finances and stresses the importance of having a financial advisor.

Democratic lawmakers sent a letter to Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, inquiring about the future of the Council that advises the DOL on ERISA-related issues.

President Trump invited top business leaders and lawmakers to a Monday “Invest in America” Roundtable at the White House, to promote the tax-deferred investment accounts for newborns, included in the major tax-cut bill.

But retention kept HealthEquity's HSA count growing, and the CEO sees cost-cutting pressure increasing employers' interest in new ideas.

The Employee Benefits Security Administration is rebooting its advice program, as a professional advisor prepares to take over as its chief.

Last year, UnitedHealth finally agreed, after three years of litigation, to pay the huge settlement over "low-performing" target date funds, and now attorneys Sanford Heisler Sharp have asked a federal judge for $23 million in attorneys’ fees.

Health care costs are rapidly rising for all Americans, with average annual out-of-pocket costs increasing from $763 to $1,425 over the past two decades.