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More than one-third of large employers will offer a high-performance, narrow-network or other alternative medical plan designed to steer employees to quality, cost-efficient care next year.

Lisa Gomez, EBSA's chief, testified at a House hearing that the Labor Department has the statutory authority to stop that.

Institute economists contend that many applicants are lying about their income to maximize subsidies.

The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) & Financial Services Institute (FSI) argue that the rule — while intended to strengthen investor protections — would actually limit their access to retirement products.

Quick access to a traditional primary care provider network will cost $199 per year.

But a CMS regulatory filing shows that only about 20 web brokers are still in the game.