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Employee benefit plans want the right to waive a proposed rule that would require swap counterparties to give benefit plans extra scrutiny and advice.

Many older U.S. consumers would rather not finance a long term care (LTC) plan at all, but others would prefer to have LTC arrangements squared away before they reach age 65.

An economic advisor to former President George W. Bush unveiled a proposal on Friday to reform the current retirement savings system by replacing the current deduction for contributions to retirement savings accounts with a flat-rate refundable credit that would be deposited directly into a savers account.

Connecticut state agencies will soon begin reviewing their overtime expenses and possibly coming up with plans to reduce costs.

A tentative thumbs-up. That's the assessment from economists, who have offered mainly positive reviews of President Barack Obama's $447 billion plan to stimulate job creation.

Consumers generally consider choice a good thing. And usually it is. But can having too many choices actually lead consumers to make a poor decisionor even no decision at all?

Employee morale remains well below 2008 levels, and research shows most employers arent doing anything about it.

Officials say Medicare has reached a new milestone: for the first time, it's headed by someone old enough to receive benefits.