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The Exchanges Subgroup at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has approved a draft white paper that compares the roles navigators and producers might play in a new system of health insurance exchanges.

A new study by Aon Hewitt finds that more people than ever are participating in defined contribution plans — and its all thanks to automatic enrollment options.

Photos of this year's opening keynote speaker at the 2011 Benefits Selling Expo in Nashville.

Rhode Island's pension system requires a swift and precise overhaul to correct decades of poor policymaking decisions.

Straining to maintain long-term solvency, governors, mayors and county commissioners are seeking new, creative ways of providing cost-effective health care coverage for both active and retired workers. For many, consumer-directed health plans are an increasingly attractive option.

Despite lingering high unemployment rates, 52 percent of U.S. employers say they are having trouble filling critical positions within their companies, according to the Manpower Group’s Talent Shortage Survey.

Health insurers, which delivered better-than-expected first-quarter results, may have potential for more earnings growth before a new health care overhaul regulation begins to have a meaningful impact on their business, according to a Jefferies analyst.

Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. said on Monday that it will sell Federal Trust Corp., a thrift holding company with 11 offices in Florida, to CenterState Banks Inc.