While the majority of older Americans will need long-term care later in life, there are ways to save for it that have less risk than long-term care insurance.

Insurance companies have a deal for you. Give them access to driving data, and they'll cut your auto insurance rates.

The Oracle of Omaha, long with Wall Street titans Jamie Dimon and Jeff Bezos want to fix health care -- at least for their over 1 million employees.

Many people either do not have dental insurance or the coverage only includes routine procedures. Out-of-pocket costs can reach the hundreds.

Hyundai's Super Bowl LII ad focused on pediatric cancer. Every day, 43 kids are diagnosed with cancer. Clearly this issue needs attention, so watch the full ad now!

Investors can be forgiven for harboring skepticism that the three celebrity business leaders can do better at cutting healthcare costs than the tens of millions of professionals, consultants and lawmakers who have been working on the issue for decades.

Amazon's alliance with JPMorgan and Berkshire will disrupt the healthcare ecosystem, experts say, but American consumers won't see personal changes any time soon.

Three-quarters of young American adults don't have life insurance. Why the risk? Millennials don't think life insurance matters.

TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer said Intel's Mobileye division competes with Nvidia when it comes to self-driving car chips.

Managed care organizations have seen Medicare Advantage enrollment increase 7.1% sequentially in January.