Brazilian court orders fast-food giant to pay former employee who gained 65 pounds on the job.
What if doctors' offices were like the gym: pay $50 to $150 monthly and come as often as you like -- without insurance? It's already available.
If you have an individual health insurance policy that was issued before March 23, some of the new health reforms may not apply to you.
The list of most-ticketed vehicles includes just two American-made cars.
Over-the-counter medications will no longer be an eligible FSA expense in 2011.
Figuring out how much insurance you can afford is a good place to start.
Speeding is as dangerous as it is costly, but some say speed traps are meant to raise money -- not protect the public good.
MassMutual offers the working poor a $50k policy to educate their kids -- and pays the premiums for you.
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