The year that just ended had more than its fair share of well-publicized episodes of financial ineptitude.
Some people are VIPs -- very important patients, --who get more attention from their doctor with less waiting. As you might imagine, there's a price to pay.
Your FSA expires after Dec. 31. Here's how you can spend that money before the end of the month.
The company will give away 300,000 vouchers for free shots through local public health agencies.
More people are paying out of pocket for health care. But a new study shows it's nearly impossible to find out in advance what a treatment will cost.
Most people will pay an extra $3.50 a month, rather than the expected $10.20.
Medicare's open-enrollment period started this month. Select the plan that's right for you in 2012.
A new rule is making these accounts less easy to use, say experts, but workers may still want to sign up.
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