Hector discusses the findings of The Cleveland Clinic's survey of over 1,000 adults regarding their heart health.

On today's episode, Catherine gives some tips to improve prospects for those who want to work past the traditional retirement age.

On today's Clear Path , Hector talks about the contentious or beneficial (depending on who you ask) aspect of the Affordable Care Act: the employer mandate.

As we live longer into our 80's and even 90's, planning your retirement can be challenging. How are people planning their finances into those later golden years.

On today's episode of Clear Path, Greg talks about how the big plans to replace the Affordable Care Act did not succeed in these early days of the new administration. Nonetheless, there are rumors of plans to strengthen the Affordable Care Act. Hector De La Torre goes into detail on new developments.

On today's episode, Catherine tells us about what people are or are not doing when it comes to setting aside emergency savings.

Offering workplace wellness programs gives companies an advantage in attracting top talent. But only 20 percent of employees participate in these programs. Hector De La Torre has some insight on why.

This week on ClearPath , we look at job changers and retirement options. If those job changers have been saving for retirement at the workplace they have to decide what to do with their retirement assets. Catherine guides us through some of their choices.

Today's Clear Path looks at the expansion of Medicaid for lower income adults and children and how changes to the ACA could impact this coverage. Hector De La Torre tells us more.

Welcome to a Clear Path special on retirement risks for women. Our guests will share some strategies on what women can do to improve their prospects. Guests: Catherine Collinson, President of the Transamerica Institute and the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies Cindy Hounsell , founder and president of WISER (T he Women's Institute for a Secure Retirement) Mary Beth Franklin, expert on financial planning and social security