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Experts advise reassessing benefits plan options

Peter Westerman | October 29, 2012

More than half of employees default to their current benefit coverage for the coming year instead of actively reassessing plan options, according to data from Aon Hewitt.

ERISA Advisory Council meeting rescheduled for November

Peter Westerman | October 29, 2012

The ERISA Advisory Council is rescheduling its October meeting due to severe weather.

Mercer: Funded status of UK pensions increased in the past month

Peter Westerman | October 29, 2012

The funded status of defined benefit pension plans in the U.S., Canada and the Netherlands has declined since the end of 2011, according to new data from Mercer, but the United Kingdoms DB plans have seen some improvement.

Human nature

Peter Westerman | October 29, 2012

In short, management is a lot harder than it looks. At least for me.

Tested, rested and replaced

Peter Westerman | October 29, 2012

Pro athletes are some of the most famous medical tourists in the world.

Health care hiring expected to hold until after election

Peter Westerman | October 29, 2012

While health care sales jobs grew this summer, the total growth rate remains under 1 percent, and this slow rate is attributed to the uncertainty of health care reforms future, according to a report by MedReps.com.

Florida's Barry Levy assumes post as ASPPA president

Peter Westerman | October 29, 2012

Barry Levy, president and pension consultant at Levy & Associates in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., will serve as 2012-2013 ASPPA president.

Few employers protect mobile devices from security threats

Peter Westerman | October 29, 2012

Although most small-business owners permit employee use of mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets, few practice strategies to keep these devices safe from cyber threats, according to a new study commissioned by AT&T and the Polytechnic Institute of New York University.

Insurers nervous over prospect of Romney victory

Peter Westerman | October 29, 2012

Youd think health insurance CEOs would be chilling the bubbly with Republican Mitt Romney's improved election prospects, but instead theyre in a quandary.

Mood of the nation

Peter Westerman | October 29, 2012

On the eve of the 2012 elections, dozens of Americans have been asked about jobs, housing, retirement and other issues. A Chicago couple remain optimistic, despite unemployment.

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Experts advise reassessing benefits plan options

ERISA Advisory Council meeting rescheduled for November

Mercer: Funded status of UK pensions increased in the past month

Human nature

Tested, rested and replaced

Health care hiring expected to hold until after election

Florida's Barry Levy assumes post as ASPPA president

Few employers protect mobile devices from security threats

Insurers nervous over prospect of Romney victory

Mood of the nation

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