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Will a proposed federal class-action settlement that benefits the chronically ill cost or save Medicare money?

Wal-Mart offers free heart, spine and transplant surgeries to its 1.1 million employees. Will it be the wave of the future?

Follow these six tips from Allstate to bring back your young ghouls and zombies safe and sound this Halloween.

Nationwide is the latest major life insurance company disciplined for its lax handling of unclaimed death benefits.

A new Moody’s report suggests what long-term care insurance shoppers fear: that the product may be inherently unsustainable.

America’s 11 largest health insurers donated millions to lawmakers who support the repeal of health care reform.

Borrowing a page from health care reform, global insurance and consulting firm Aon Hewitt last week launched Corporate Exchange, an employer version of the consumer-oriented health insurance exchanges, or marketplaces, set to open in each of the states in 2014 under the Affordable Care Act. Iconic retailer Sears, which also owns Kmart, and Darden Restaurants,

A leading surgeon’s solution to correct our ailing health care system? Cut out the secrecy that’s hiding costly abuses.

Survey shows most consumers object to auto insurance companies using gender, occupation and education to set rates.

While politicians argue over social safety nets, Google offers its employees a trampoline of unheard-of benefits.