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What relief rally? Hope that the stock market would surge on news of Washington's debt ceiling deal has given way to pessimism.

Today’s job market isn’t easy for anyone, but recent college graduates especially are facing a tough time.

Twenty-four percent of middle-class Americans are increasingly unhappy professionally, and 39 percent of middle-class Americans are looking for new jobs, according to the First Command Financial Behaviors Index.

The number of health savings accounts (HSAs) – and the average amount of contributions per account – increased between 2008 and 2009.

If I’ve learned anything from the past week (or ever), it’s to never anticipate effectual planning from Washington. Something always gets caught under the wagon wheel.

Shares of insurer HealthSpring Inc. stumbled Wednesday, a day after the health insurer said its second-quarter net income climbed 50 percent and it raised its annual earnings forecast.

To attack Wall Street is to attack Main Street. Politicians (and their mass media underlings) seem to forget this. Apparently, so do social activists.

Most employees can expect to see voluntary benefit options added to their benefit plans thanks to new regulatory and economic issues. Half of employers surveyed by Colonial Life & Accident Insurance say they expect to add voluntary, employee-paid insurance benefits to their plans within the next year.