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Who will do most of the work implementing PPACA? Blogger Ed Bray, J.D., sees a tide that could be turning to a shared role between human resources and finance.

In a new editorial, Heather Landy, editor-in-chief of American Banker magazine, says that while Romney flubbed his delivery on how he went about considering women for positions in his cabinet, she didn't have a problem with the approach of the women’s group who presented Romney with the now infamous binders. Hiring managers, speak out: Are binders not so bad?

Boosted premiums revenue and reducing costs have allowed two of the three largest U.S. health insurers to beat analysts’ expectations for 2012 profits.

Inflation and taxation are the biggest concerns for baby boomers who see retirement drifting from 65 to 75, a new analysis shows.

Sales of variable annuities are near their pre-market crash levels, but they aren’t well understood by investors, and one analyst says their guaranteed income stream can get undersold to participants.

According to a new survey, a majority of both Republicans and Democrats say that status quo is the most likely post-Election Day scenario for American health care.

How do you present PPACA to clients and how does that help you prepare for the future? EBA Blogger Mark Lacher shares three things he has learned in his presentations.

Saving enough for a comfortable retirement might seem like a scary prospect to employees, but it doesn't have to be. This Halloween, urge plan participants to make the most of their retirement savings by focusing on these 401(k) 'tricks and treats' from Charles Schwab. [Images: Thinkstock]

Diversity in defined contribution plans must be offered in consideration of the risk, not necessarily the type of investment, according to one legal expert.

Two weeks after four GOP leaders of the U.S. House raised questions about the value of the EHR meaningful use program and possible use of EHRs to overbill, four Senate counterparts now want similar answers.