Make sure you're not leaving any health insurance money behind as the end of 2009 nears.

A provision in the House health-care bill sets up a stark choice for Democrats between the interests of younger voters and older ones.

The House narrowly passed its sweeping health bill late Saturday by a 220-215 margin, marking the biggest victory yet for Democrats in their drive to create near-universal health insurance.Parsing the House Health BillBill Would Repeal Antitrust Exemption

With the House health bill passed, Congress moves a step closer to making the biggest changes to the health system in more than four decades. Here's a look at what the bill would mean for various groups.

If another health proposal is on the way, what would it mean for your bottom line?

House health-care legislation includes a compromise version of a public insurance option and carries an overall cost of $894 billion over 10 years.Timeline: Reform in AmericaHealth-Care Overhaul: News, analysis, more

Before you roll over your benefits, take some time during open enrollment to consider the tax implications of your choices.

Open enrollment season is upon us. Make sure to wake up to changes in your benefit programs.

There are three major bills currently being debated for health care reform. Here is a look at five important consumer issues that will need to be resolved by the bill passed.

The value-based insurance design removes barriers of co-pays and deductibles are reduced or removed if people actively take care of their health.