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The introduction was so rushed that, as recently as last week, the exchanges computer code contained placeholder language that programmers typically use in preliminary drafts.
October 22 -
One expert says the state systems do, by comparison, seem to be enjoying some smoother sailing, though major backlogs and service interruptions have been reported in systems from coast to coast.
October 22 -
Never underestimate the value you bring to clients simply by being there.
October 22
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President Barack Obama said the widespread flaws afflicting online insurance exchanges under his health care law represent only a portion of the program, as he sought to fend off critics of his signature legislative achievement.
October 21 -
Health care costs continue to rise, and as employers look at ways to combat that, there are a number of tactics they might take, Guardians Ray Marra tells EBN. One of those tactics is to go self-funded, and obviously for self-funded, they need to build some high-end claim protection for themselves
October 21 -
The HHS says that despite the technology limitations almost 500,000 Americans have now submitted applications for health insurance through all 51 exchanges.
October 21 -
On November 18, 2010, Julie Heimeshoff filed her lawsuit against Hartford and Wal-Mart, claiming that defendants had violated ERISA by failing to provide long-term disability benefits.
October 18 -
Answers to plan participants burning questions.
October 17 -
The shutdown is over and the debt ceiling has been vaulted, but those watching the deal come out of Congress say just because the ACA and employee benefits were largely left out of the fray, it doesnt mean they wont feature prominently in future budget debates.
October 17 -
The shutdown is over and the debt ceiling has been vaulted, but those watching the deal come out of Congress say just because Obamacare and employee benefits were largely left out of the fray, it doesnt mean they wont feature prominently in future budget debates.
October 17

