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Employers ‘Unwavering’ in Providing Group Health Benefits: Research

InterWest Insurance Services

.” — Benefits executive at a financial services company They viewed their companies as paternalist, meaning they have a responsibility to also help their workers make better health insurance decisions. Doing it incorrectly, such as not funding the accounts with enough money, could open your organization up to fines.

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8 Ways Employers and Employees Can Save On Prescription Medications

Griffin Benefits

With over half of today's workforce enrolled in high-deductible health plans (51%), a majority of insured individuals are now on the hook for deductibles of at least $1,400. In doing so, you'll be helping them to become better consumers of healthcare and more satisfied enrollees in high deductible health plans.

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March HR News Worth Review

Higginbotham

First, most non-grandfathered group health plans and health insurance issuers offering non-grandfathered health insurance coverage in the individual and group markets will be required to disclose personalized price and cost-sharing information to participants, beneficiaries and enrollees (or their authorized representatives).

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“Free” COVID tests are causing headaches for employers

Business Management Daily

We’ve written many times about the tax code’s prohibition on double-dipping — getting a double tax benefit on the same tax item, like taking a deduction and a tax credit for the same wages paid to the same employee. But the principle also applies if employees have flexible spending accounts or health savings accounts.