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Health care reform means that many patients can no longer be denied health insurance because of preexisting conditions. But there’s a big catch: Coverage for many Americans without insurance will come at a potentially unaffordable cost.

Executives are at risk, as the average long-term disability plan may not take care of them

How brokers can balance web tools and in-person meeting for better retirement education

At press time, Congress had yet to decide on keeping income and estate tax rates at recent levels. 2013 may bring some notable financial developments, and it isn't too soon to prepare for change and consider the impact that these potential changes could have on your financial life.

"If Governor Romney had been elected and succeeded in repealing Obamacare, millions of people would not have health insurance that they will have under the Affordable Care Act. ... Common sense says that having most Americans covered will reduce costs and keep more people healthy. Those who have no insurance place a heavy burden on high-cost emergency room care. If they had insurance they would see physicians or find other far less expensive care." - Michael L. Weintraub, Contemporary Pensions

Tax reform is a topic that Congress continues to tackle, but in order for Washington to lower rates, they have to eliminate loopholes and deductions.

Broker Susan Combs talks about being sidelined by superstorm sandy in New York city.

How Tussey v ABB is a new frontier in ERISA class-action litigation

2012 election and victory of Obama over Romney means health care industry will change

The healthy as well as sick employees deserve attention in high deductible health plans.