Allison Bell

Optometrists hope to follow the same path pharmacies took to weaken care management programs.

The Internal Revenue Service has agreed to give financial services companies and retirement savers at least one more year to start to comply with proposed changes in required minimum distribution rules.

A House member is continuing his fight to kill the 3.8% net investment income tax now imposed on some people's investment gains.

Private employers' expenditures are growing more than 70% faster than the national total, according to new government data.

One section would block pharmacy benefit managers from keeping any rebates or discounts they have negotiated for employer-sponsored health plans.

The ERISA Advisory Council wants the department to take a hard look at AI-based review systems.

New sales for hospital indemnity insurance were especially strong.

One question is whether new life, estate planning or retirement provisions could show up.

What You Need To Know The American Relief Act will keep the government running through March 14. It does not increase the current federal debt limit.

The pharmacy benefit manager provisions still have broad bipartisan support, and they could return in January.