Broker Regulation

Republicans invited to a White House meeting with President Barack Obama on the troubling national debt are trying to build up pressure for trillions in spending cuts in exchange for any increase in the government's ability to borrow.

In a move that should surprise absolutely no one, a new study reveals that most employers stand to save a lot of money by dropping health coverage and sending their newly uninsured employees to the exchanges.

New Jersey health officials are pushing to tighten the eligibility requirements for new Medicaid enrollees as part of Gov. Christopher Christie's administration's effort to save $300 million by overhauling the health care program for low income and disabled residents.

NFL coaches are teaming up with the players in their legal fight to end the owner-imposed lockout.

Any day now, the June issue of Benefits Selling should be landing on your desk. And this month's cover story warns brokers that health care reform — and all its ongoing consequences — isn't the only thing you should be worried about.

A Senate bill introduced last week would make it harder for savers to tap into retirement funds, while making it easier for workers to repay loans from retirement accounts after losing a job.