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The high court considered the Oklahoma case for more than year but then dismissed it without comment.

Peter Nelson, the head of Trump's ACA programs, reported that some call him "Mr. ICHRA."

Beginning on July 7, however, some hybrid employees in Minnesota, where the insurance giant is based, and Washington, D.C., will be required to return to the office four days a week.

Health policy researchers expect the number of uninsured to swell as the second Trump administration and a GOP-controlled Congress try to enact policies that explicitly roll back health coverage for the first time since the advent of the modern U.S. health system in the early 20th century.

The Retirement Fairness for Charities and Educational Institutions Act of 2025 is supported by the National Association of Government Defined Contribution Administrators, which serves 15 million teachers, hospital workers, and nonprofit employees.

The world’s largest asset management firm has partnered with Great Gray to provide a TDF to serve as default investments for most 401(k) plans that automatically enroll workers, following a similar announcement from State Street, which announced a new target date fund in April.

A growing number of retirement industry veterans are moving into the health care and benefits space to address fiduciary regulations and lawsuits. Are they here to help or just more competition in an already crowded space?

These are the five objections benefits advisors say come up most frequently — and how the most effective advisors are helping employers move past them.