Major health insurers saw shares plunge on Tuesday after the latest proposal from the White House on Medicare payments for ...
Workers can claim Social Security as early as age 62, but they must delay claiming until age 70 to maximize their monthly ...
A state administrative court is being asked to put the brakes on a move by the DeSantis administration to shore up an alleged $120 million funding deficit in an HIV/AIDS program by paring back program ...
The Department of Homeland Security wants to eliminate guidelines around what public benefits can be considered in a "public charge" determination. Experts and advocates warn it could lead to a ...
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Social Security special minimum benefit: Why it's obsolete
Discover the Social Security Special Minimum Benefit, a payment for long-term low earners that has become 'functionally ...
Trump’s near-flat Medicare Advantage rate sparks insurer selloff, raising fears of benefit cuts for 35 million seniors.
The Social Security insolvency date moving to 2033 bring retirement risk. Some experts urge early claiming to avoid potential ...
Rising premiums and out-of-pocket costs plague many health plans. Fortunately, there's a new coverage option in town.
UnitedHealth (UNH) stock falls as the company eyes benefit reductions in reaction to flat reimbursement rates proposed by the ...
While surveys show Americans worry Social Security will run out of money, benefits will continue, one economist says.
Shares in Elevance Health fell 14% on Tuesday and another 6% in premarket trading Wednesday following a proposal from the ...
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Technology in Employee Benefits: Fixing healthcare, reducing admin or just adding another platform?
Every new wave of benefits technology seems to arrive with the same promise: it will finally “fix healthcare,” lighten the administrative burden for employers, and improve the employee experience.
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