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On the Third Hand: Guinea pigs

By Allison Bell | April 15, 2013

Just how well can the health insurance community get?

States force jobless to pay needless fees

By Daniel Wagner | January 29, 2013

Jobless Americans are paying millions in unnecessary fees to collect unemployment benefits because of state policies encouraging them to get the money through bank-issued payment cards.

Now What? 11 Things to Do with Your Old iPhone

By Barbara Ortutay | September 11, 2012

Millions of people will likely buy new iPhones once Apple announces a new model as expected on Wednesday. That leaves the question: What should you do with your old one?

Week in Pictures | July 27, 2012

By Michael K. Stanley | July 27, 2012

Mitt Romney heads abroad to bolster his foreign policy credentials, stocks rally here and abroad as Draghi hints that the ECB is prepared to print money and a new protracted battle in Washington begins over the Bush-era tax cuts. This and more in this week's Week in Pictures.

Millions Will Still Go Without Insurance If PPACA Passes

By Tom Murphy | June 19, 2012

One of the biggest misconceptions about President Obama's health care overhaul isn't who the law will cover, but rather who it won't.

Study: Elder Financial Abuse on the Rise

By Maria Wood | June 15, 2012

As their wealth grows at the same time their mental capacity declines, seniors become easy prey for fraudsters.

IRI’s Weatherford: ‘The Life Insurance Industry Knows How to Have a Long View.’

By Maria Wood, Warren S. Hersch | May 2, 2012

Despite some retreats from the variable annuity business, IRI’s Cathy Weatherford says the life and annuity industry remains strong, buoyed by demographics and changes in retirement funding.