Laura Joszt

Whether you're looking to lease or buy, 2014 should be a big year for luxury cars. These 10 cars are either all-new or significantly changed from previous models.

Tax season is never easy. This year's start date has been delayed by 10 days, but you shouldn't breath easy during that time: the deadline is still April 15.

Dividends may not be the most exciting of investment vehicles, but they outperform nearly everything else over the long haul, which makes them very desirable.

The three top priorities wealthy investors have for the new year are actually in contradiction to one another, but one concern weighs more heavily than the others.

The beginning of a new year isn't just the time to make resolutions and financial changes preparations - it's time to start planning what vacations to take in 2014.

Even though no one can know how equities will perform next year, it won't stop investment professionals from speculating about the opportunities to take advantage of and the risks to beware of.

Physicians have a lot of concerns on their minds right now, and even as new issues popped up in 2013, some of the previous year's problems still haven't been addressed fully.

While enrollment in consumer-driven and high-deductible health plans grew slowly in 2013, these individuals proved to be more cost conscious than those in traditional plans.

Vacancy rates for both nurses and physicians are on the rise, and hospital executives have reported that access to care is compromised in their area because of physician shortages.

As the year comes to a close, what companies had the biggest market stories of 2013? Google was able to pick out which ones were the biggest trending topics, some because they saw success, but others because of sharp failures.

Although most focus has been on the effects the Affordable Care Act will have on the health care industry in 2014, the health law isn't the only major concern the industry has to address.

The housing market has been closely watched since the recession, as it has recovered unevenly throughout the country, but these 10 markets are expected to be hot in 2014.

Healthcare.gov may be mostly working, but that doesn't mean it's smooth sailing for President Obama. A series of recent polls reveal some bad news for the president and his health law.

The vast majority of the states received failing grades for not making physician quality data available to consumers, according to a new report.

While the 65-plus age group has the widest income gap, it's growing fastest among 35- to 44-year-olds, which is a bad time in a person's life to fall behind financially.

Many Americans are falling behind in their retirement preparedness, but employing some or all of these accelerators can improve their preparedness by a remarkable amount.

In the last five years 62% of Americans age 50 and older have provided financial assistance to family members, but most didn't plan for retirement with factoring in helping children, parents and siblings.

Patients with access to tablets with customized instructions and videos had much lower readmission rates, according to a small randomized study.

Investors lose money all the time, even in the middle of a rip-roaring bull market, but knowing the most common investing mistakes that other made before you could help save you big bucks.

Up to 90% of patients cannot name their treating physician after discharge, which is unfortunate since a new study revealed knowing a few facts about a doctor greatly increases patient satisfaction.

Medical errors may happen more frequently than patients realize because their physicians are staying tight-lipped when they see an error.

The holiday season is a time of great spending, which means keeping track of your expenses and sticking to a budget is incredibly important. Here are some free, top-notch budgeting and expense apps to keep you on track.

The majority of uninsured Americans who visited a government health exchange website reported having a mostly negative experience, and a slightly higher percentage is choosing to simply pay the fine.

While the U.S. workforce is projected to grow 4.4% from 2013 to 2017, some health care jobs are expected to grow three to five times as fast during that time period.

With the increasing demand for cost-effective but high-quality health care, team-based care delivery models are emerging as a preferred method.

Even having all of a company's public information and after doing all the research, stock market predictions are incredibly difficult. Even the professionals get it wrong fairly often.

A survey of 11 countries found that American adults are far more likely to forgo care because of cost and they were more likely to have difficulty paying for care even when they had insurance.

While many retirees might eye warm weather states like Florida, Nevada and California as the ideal retirement spot, when looking at some of the factors that actually matter most for retirees, few of these states actually make the cut.

After coming under fire for promising people could keep their insurance plans if they wanted to, the president announced a change that will let people keep their insurance through 2014.

Considering the uncertain future of programs like Medicare and Social Security retirement financing is a vital concern for all Americans, but retirement plan participation is just at 39.4%.