​Every year, millions of Americans safely enjoy outdoor barbecues, but accidents do happen.

Every year, people report fraud, identity theft and bad business practices to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and law enforcement partners. According to FTC data, more than 2.8 million people reported fraud in 2021, and 1 in 4 said they also lost money. The median loss in scams that start with a call is $1,200, higher than any other contact method.

Over the next several decades, the population of U.S. seniors - people aged 65 and older - is expected to grow rapidly, from an estimated 54 million in 2019 to 81 million in 2040 and 95 million by 2060, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

If your career or business is going well and you are seeing regular increases in your take-home pay, don't forget that you may need to also bolster your life insurance to keep pace with your enhanced earnings.

While overall enrollment in Medicare Supplement plans slipped slightly in 2021 after years of steady growth, the richer F, G, D and N plans remain the most popular among beneficiaries.

Life insurance claims are pretty easy to process. Either there is a death certificate on the insured, or there isn't. But with some types of insurance, events that qualify you for coverage aren't so easy to get a handle on.

​People who have a strong understanding about health insurance and how it works are more likely to enroll in Medicare Advantage than people who don't, according to a new study.

​People typically lock their cars when they park them to safeguard personal items and components inside the vehicle. Increasingly, however, criminals are less interested in what's inside the car than they are in what's underneath it - the catalytic converter.

The Department of Health and Human Services has issued some new "frequently asked questions" for its Affordable Care Act pages, and new guidelines that require health plans to expand what they are required to cover with no cost-sharing.

Like so many employers have already done, pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP announced in February 2022 that it will pull the plug on its $1.3 billion pension plan later in the year.