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I know we're a society obsessed with having our cake, eating it and wondering why we didn't get ice cream, too. We're entitled. We've got it so good; we think we deserve it. In fact, we deserve some of that over there, too.

Fewer unemployed Americans than expected were aided by the federal subsidy that helps pay for COBRA health care coverage, partly because COBRA premiums were still unaffordable, cites a new article by the nonpartisan Employee Benefit Research Institute.

39.6 percent of workers participated in a retirement plan in 2009, about a percentage point less than 2008 and down almost 5 percentage points from the high of 44.4 percent registered in 2000.

Data released last week by Standard & Poor's indicates the average per capita cost of health care services covered by private insurance and Medicare programs rose 7.32 percent over 12 months ending in August.

47 percent of executives say the PPACA may have a financial impact on their business. Most of them - 70 percent - have begun reviewing their health care benefit plans.

One of life's great mysteries is how really dumb people are able to function in society. You've probably asked yourself that question a million times.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners announced Thursday it has voted to adopt a model regulation containing the definitions and methodologies for calculating medical loss ratios as required by health reform.

In the second quarter of 2010, individual and family health savings account programs grew by a larger number than in the first quarter of 2010, finds the the Consumer Driven Healthcare Institute.