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Industry groups to SEC: Kill 'hard close' proposal that could hurt 401(k) savers

By Dan Cook

The proposal would create a two-tier system – one for those who directly invest with a mutual fund, and another for those that invest through intermediaries, such as the typical retirement plan participant, say opponents.

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Employers were more likely to agree that their health plan shares quality and safety data in 2022 than in 2020.

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HDHP enrollment reaches more than 50% of American private-sector workers

The report by ValuePenguin, a division of LendingTree, also found the number of private sector workers enrolled in HDHPs rose in 2021 for the eighth-straight year.

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February 17, 2023

Employers need to revisit coverage as end of COVID emergency approaches

"Employers should prepare to modify their plans and communicate to participants about those changes," according to a report from Gallagher.

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February 17, 2023

DOL: More time to comment on agency's new 401(k) self-correction program

In the wake of SECURE 2.0, the Department of Labor has extended the public comment period for the Voluntary Fiduciary Correction Program that allows fiduciaries to self-correct late participant contributions.

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February 17, 2023

Senator urges CMS to approve its proposed Medicare Advantage policy changes

U.S. Senator Ron Wyden says that CMS' proposal, which includes significant changes that would take effect in 2024, are necessary to curb deceptive marketing tactics of insurance agents and brokers.

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February 17, 2023

Calling on Congress: Lawmakers urged to support a transition to value-based care

Value-based payment reforms have generated more than $17 billion in gross savings for Medicare over the past decade, wrote 12 health care organizations in an open letter to the 118th Congress.

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February 17, 2023

Price transparency data from hospitals is 'challenging, if not impossible' to parse, report says

The analysis notes that the reported hospital prices often don't include data on the contracting method and payer class, which hospitals are not mandated to share by the new federal regulations.

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Industry groups to SEC: Kill 'hard close' proposal that could hurt 401(k) savers

Business groups say FTC's noncompete ban is too broad

Why financial control is the answer to improving employee wellness

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Quality health plans first: Employers want results, but many believe their plans fall short

HDHP enrollment reaches more than 50% of American private-sector workers

Employers need to revisit coverage as end of COVID emergency approaches

DOL: More time to comment on agency's new 401(k) self-correction program

Senator urges CMS to approve its proposed Medicare Advantage policy changes

Calling on Congress: Lawmakers urged to support a transition to value-based care

Price transparency data from hospitals is 'challenging, if not impossible' to parse, report says