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Women spend $50K on their fertility journeys, study finds

By Michael Popke

Nearly half (44%) of women turned down promotions, raises or new job opportunities due to fertility treatment schedules or concerns about future family planning.

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Supreme Court’s ruling in Cornell’s 403(b) 'high fees' case could bring a ‘tsunami’ of lawsuits

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Pharmacists want employers to pay them for providing flu shots and screening tests

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April 22, 2025

Supreme Court wants DOL to weigh in on Home Depot’s 401(k) ‘excessive fee’ lawsuit

The justices are now seeking input from the Department of Labor in this Home Depot case, after unanimously agreeing that the burden of proof lay with plan fiduciaries in the Cornell University excessive fee case last week.

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April 22, 2025

Student loan borrowers now in default will face garnished wages, says Education Department

Beginning May 5, the department will begin collection on student loans of the 5 million borrowers now in default, and soon, the department will begin wage garnishment, after giving borrowers a 30-day notice.

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April 22, 2025

Supreme Court may back Affordable Care Act preventive services selection task force

A ruling in favor of keeping the current task force structure in place could give Kennedy firm control over the task force.

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April 22, 2025

Arkansas law bans PBM ownership of pharmacies

Similar ownership provisions are under consideration in Indiana, New York, Texas and Vermont.

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April 21, 2025

High-deductible health plans should fight chronic disease harder, lawmakers tell IRS

Two Republicans and a Democratic are asking for more pre-deductible coverage for items that may help people who already have health problems.

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April 21, 2025

Church-affiliated hospital workers sue to recover lost pensions from ‘bankrupt’ New York diocese

The state attorney general and AARP have joined in on the lawsuits to attempt to recover pension funds for the 1,100 workers who saw their retirement plans wiped out.

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April 21, 2025

401(k) contribution limit projections for 2026: Milliman

While the official IRS announcement will come later this year, the contribution limit for retirement accounts will likely increase from $23,500 to $24,500 in 2026, according to a new Milliman report.

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Women spend $50K on their fertility journeys, study finds

Supreme Court’s ruling in Cornell’s 403(b) 'high fees' case could bring a ‘tsunami’ of lawsuits

Pharmacists want employers to pay them for providing flu shots and screening tests

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News Stories

Supreme Court wants DOL to weigh in on Home Depot’s 401(k) ‘excessive fee’ lawsuit

Student loan borrowers now in default will face garnished wages, says Education Department

Supreme Court may back Affordable Care Act preventive services selection task force

Arkansas law bans PBM ownership of pharmacies

High-deductible health plans should fight chronic disease harder, lawmakers tell IRS

Church-affiliated hospital workers sue to recover lost pensions from ‘bankrupt’ New York diocese

401(k) contribution limit projections for 2026: Milliman