Almost all states “held steady” or made targeted improvements in their eligibility and enrollment rules in 2010 despite the recession, a new survey shows.

National Retirement Planning Week, designed to coincide with Financial Literacy Month, is scheduled for April 12 to April 15, as various organizations schedule outreach efforts designed to raise public awareness to the need to comprehensively plan for retirement.

A Warren, N.J., woman faces a number of charges, including third-degree insurance fraud, for allegedly using the identity of her deceased mother to gain benefits, secure an auto policy and make an accident claim through that coverage.

A national group representing doctors and surgeons filed suit over the new health care reform legislation, saying it “spells the end of freedom in medicine” in the U.S.

A group, challenging mandatory enrollment in Medicare, plans to fight any government mandate requiring individuals to purchase health insurance.