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Merger and acquisition activity in the health insurance industry threatens to further erode market competition, which many benefit insiders feel is already dismal. Recent research from the American Medical Association identified the top 10 states that have experienced the biggest drop in competition levels between 2010 and 2013.
September 28 -
Defined contribution savings are down but overall wealth accumulation is up.
September 25 -
Transamerica is to become Mercers preferred DC recordkeeping provider, which will likely boost Transamericas position in the retirement space, experts say.
September 25 -
Commentary: Continue to provide value-added personal service to your clients with these practical tips for marketing benefit programs, says ThinkHR's Laura Kerekes.
September 25
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Zenefits was back in the news this week with the announcement of its free ACA compliance tool. EBA readers comment on the impact this will have on brokers, as well as the impending Cadillac tax.
September 25 -
Consulting firm Mercer is selling its U.S. defined contribution administration book of business to Transamerica. The deal, expected to close by the end of this year, will see Transamerica become Mercers preferred DC recordkeeping provider.
September 25 -
Can business leaders be coaxed into focusing on the serious economic threat posed by unbridled health care excesses?
September 25
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When it comes to benefits management, the most important number for any small to mid-sized business to know is how many full-time employees plus full-time equivalent employees it averaged in calendar year 2014.
September 25
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Commentary: Brokers don't achieve high organic growth by accident. Successful agencies and brokers have their eyes up they consistently look ahead, and this foresight drives thoughtful planning that leads to an effective execution strategy, says Zywave's Dave O'Brien.
September 24
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Benefit insiders fear merger and acquisition activity in the health insurance industry is eroding market competition, a trend that could lead to increased premiums for employers and individuals. Recent research from the American Medical Association identifies the top 10 states with the least competitive PPO markets.
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