Benefits Broker

While inflation for other goods and services has subsided over the last year, the same is not true for health care, which may draw even more attention from finance, according to a new Mercer report.

U.S. Rep. Tim Walberg has 14 co-sponsors for a resolution that could overturn a recent DOL move to rescind multiple employer plans.

Erin Fraher has focused the role of medical assistants in primary care practice and primary care nurse practitioners' wages.

Those eligible for FMLA can take it for their personal health condition or to care for immediate family, such as a spouse, child or parent.

Ryan Miller leads a compelling discussion on the power and impact of authentic expression in today's society and strategies for handling the challenges of conflicting opinions, offering valuable insights into maintaining resilience and integrity in the face of societal pressures.

Some economists and trade groups have argued that health care price transparency efforts will do more harm than good.

Many benefits advisors are still relying on multiple disconnected systems, leading to duplicative data entry and the need to search across various platforms for a single data point.

David Saltzman and Jennifer Berman discuss the recent Supreme Court decision to overturn the 40-year Chevron Deferment precedent and its implications for advisors and their clients.