US - Retirees will be asked to pay more in 2005 as businesses struggle to control rising retiree health costs, according to a new survey by Hewitt Associates and the Kaiser Family Foundation.
Hewitt found retirees were hit with double-digit increases in retiree health costs in 2004 with higher premiums likely in the future. Firms providing retiree health benefits experienced cost inc...
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