Sixty-five percent of Americans with an advisor say they feel financially secure, compared to just 29% without one.

Workers can use the cards to pay for care upfront. A Harvard medical school instructor worries about the implications.

This "sandwich generation," more than any others, may need to be made aware of just how short they may be in their retirement savings journey, as well as SECURE 2.0 catch-up contributions, according to a new report.

Plan sponsors may consider a data-driven approach to predict and manage conditions that lead to the most expensive claims.