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Individuals and employers in Arizona would be able to buy health insurance policies across state lines under legislation that would excuse out-of-state insurers — and possibly in-state providers — from the state's coverage mandates.

Turning this already low-cost product into a voluntary benefit can serve as a cost-efficient way for employers to boost their overall health care strategy.

Once a small business has gained some ground, the owner needs to plan for what will happen to his business after he retires.

MassMutual's Elaine Sarsynski on how advisors and sponsors can restore retirement confidence—or at least salvage what's left.

Rhode Island's retirement board on Wednesday approved a new set of assumptions that estimates the state's unfunded pension liability is 27 percent higher than previously thought.

A comparison of President Barack Obama's latest deficit reduction proposal with a Republican plan written largely by Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin.

The House and Senate are ready to vote on legislation cutting almost $40 billion from the budget for the current year, but President Barack Obama and his GOP rivals are both eager to move on to multi-year fiscal plans that cut trillions instead of billions.

Republican leaders tugged thousands of jobless North Carolina residents into their budget-cutting goal Wednesday with a plan that forestalls a potential state government shutdown and guarantees slashed spending in return for extending unemployment benefits.