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To satisfy the unique needs of each employee, advisers can show clients how the right combination of hospital benefits will enhance their workers existing coverage by providing exactly the benefits they want and leaving out what they dont want.

With 2016 in the rear-view mirror, it's time we look toward 2017.

In 2017, that old Chinese curse, May you live in interesting times could cause brokers and HR executives to wonder about their sins in past lives, as the benefits industry is once again upended by a federal government that declares itself here to help.

Here are some of the top industry highlights from the last year.

Stakeholders in the $23-plus trillion retirement market have had an eventful 2016. But watch out -- 2017 is coming. Here's what to expect.

Large businesses have self-funded for decades. The big change today is that small- and mid-sized companies can use this model to save money and increase services, with little or no risk.

To qualify for the DOL's extended safe harbor and offer a government-run IRA, a city or county must have a population at least as large as that of the least populous state, Wyoming.

Retirement plan sponsors in the nonprofit world may think the DOL fiduciary rule doesn't apply to them, a survey from PSCA suggests -- but this might be an opportunity for advisors and providers to offer help, says Principal's national 403(b) practice leader, Aaron Friedman.