Men pay an average of 38 percent more than women for the exact same life insurance policy, and smokers pay 235 percent more than non-smokers.

It says the Railroad Retirement Board's total and permanent disability program are vulnerable to fraud.

More benefits managers are moving to limit coverage of compounded pharmaceuticals, in part due to concerns about increasing costs and some instances of recalled compounded drugs.

A non-transparent, actively-managed ETF would clear the way for traditional stock-picking managers to offer their funds in an ETF package.