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Meet NAHU's new president

Paul Wilson | August 25, 2015

NAHU's new president, Don Goldmann recently told Benefits Selling about the association's plans for the coming year, his thoughts on outside forces affecting the insurance industry, and the ways he sees brokers and other insurance professionals reinventing themselves in order to adapt to the ever-changing benefits environment.

Cash balance plans growing while 401(k)s slow

Peter Westerman | August 21, 2015

While 401(k) plans grew by only 3 percent, cash balance or hybrid plans are worth watching.

Will IRS repeal the free meal deal?

Dan Cook | August 21, 2015

The practice of providing busy worker with on-site meals and snacks to keep them fueled up and close to their computers may be in jeopardy.

Companies wait to see if PPACA Cadillac tax is repealed

Peter Westerman | August 12, 2015

Companies are waiting to see if lawmakers will repeal Obamacares Cadillac tax on high-cost health coverage.

Cadillac tax hurting HSAs

Peter Westerman | August 10, 2015

The Cadillac tax undermines the future of HSAs and other benefit accounts, and ultimately hurts those Americans who want and need to save for their health care expenses.

Don't scrap Obamacare's tax on 'Cadillac' plans

Peter Westerman | August 07, 2015

The growing campaign against Obamacare's tax on expensive health plans was to be expected. But this tax deals with a root problem in the U.S. health care system, and it would be better to fix its eminently fixable flaws than to kill it outright.

IRS seeks more input on Cadillac tax

Dan Cook | August 03, 2015

The dance between the federal government and employers over the so-called Cadillac tax continues as the IRS is seeking comments on yet more details of the tax on excessive employer-sponsored coverage.

New IRS rule penalizes small businesses for helping employees

Peter Westerman | August 03, 2015

A recent press release from the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) noted that, "Under Obamacare, individuals face a penalty for not buying health insurance. But now, even small businesses that choose to jump through hoops to help workers pay for healthcare costs could pay penalties."

4 new things to know about health care sharing ministries and PPACA

Peter Westerman | July 22, 2015

Some health care providers are running into patients in health-care sharing ministry programs. Here's what you need to know about these programs, some of which might be exempt from many of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) requirements.

De-risking exchange adds transparency and speed to deals

Nick Thornton | July 21, 2015

Almost half of sponsors to defined benefit plans will consider some form of lump-sum payouts in the next two years, according to the Mercer-CFO Research 2015 Risk Survey.

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