It's E-day for Obamacare. People can now enroll in health care coverage in the Affordable Care Act insurance exchanges -- the centerpiece of Obama's landmark legislation. Coverage begins in 2014, but folks ... More »Obamacare Enrollment: How Do I Sign Up?

While the penalties may be clear, the rules of who must have insurance can be complicated. More »Countdown to Obamacare: The Penalties for Uninsured Americans

Obamacare may be a national health law, but it has different price tags in each state. Here’s a look at all the different premiums. More »The 50 States of Obamacare

I already have health coverage at my job. What happens to me? Changes may not affect you much if you're one of the 171 million Americans with coverage through your job or your spouse's job. You might be ... More »What Does New Health Law Mean For Me?

Last year, just under 15% of the U.S. population did not have health insurance coverage. But as the different stages of the Affordable Care Act roll out over the next few years — and more Americans become ... More »10 States With The Worst Health Coverage

Here, we explain the different coverage levels within the new Health Insurance Marketplace and help you choose among the Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum health insurance plans. More »How to Choose Between Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum Health Insurance Plans

About 115,000 women a year lose their health insurance because of a divorce, and the high cost of coverage is a particular burden for women over 50. But if the Affordable Care Act works as intended, the ... More »Obamacare Winners: The Recently Divorced

There is just one federal health law, but the way Americans experience the debut of its main provisions on Oct. 1 will vary widely depending on where they live. Every state, whether it supports the law ... More »Health-Law Implementation to Vary by State

Some scammers may offer help navigating the new health insurance marketplace under Obamacare, for a fee. Others will warn that you will need a new Medicare card. And still others may say they are from ... More »Most Common Obamacare Scams

On Oct. 1, open enrollment is slated to begin for the health-insurance exchanges established under the Affordable Care Act. For many boomers, insurance will be cheaper and more accessible, but others could ... More »6 Things Boomers Need to Know About Obamacare

Trader Joe's Co., the closely held grocery store chain, will end health benefits for part-time workers next year, directing them instead to new insurance marketplaces as companies revamp medical coverage ... More »Trader Joe's Sends Part-Timers to Obama Health Exchanges

As many as nine in 10 Texans buying health insurance on the new federally run exchange will get a break on costs, according to federal health officials. Steve and Maegan Wolf won't be among them. The Wolfs, ... More »Middle class family braces for higher premiums

If you’re covered by Medicare, then don’t worry about Obamacare. The Affordable Care Act is for people under the age of 65 who don’t have any health insurance. More »Have Medicare? Don’t Worry About Obamacare

Whatever its larger merits or shortcomings, the federal health-care overhaul seems likely to benefit one demographic group in particular: the 50-plus crowd. Starting Oct. 1, state-based health-insurance ... More »The Health-Care Overhaul: What You Need to Know

Avoiding Obamacare exchanges More »Avoiding Obamacare Exchanges

If you think Obamacare is to blame for recent increases in part-time employment, the Federal Reserve of San Francisco says think again. More »Obamacare not to blame for jump in part-time jobs, Fed researchers say

UPS joins growing list of companies kicking spouses off health insurance. More »Why Your Boss Is Dumping Your Wife

Health insurance premiums rise 4% More »Health Insurance Premiums Rise 4%