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Post follows shift in retirement planning responsibilities from institutions to individuals.
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Nathan Schwegman was just 25 when his doctor told him he had a 3% chance of surviving the melanoma that had spread into his lungs and spine, soon leaving him in so much pain he could hardly move.
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When choosing an employer, about 87% of prospective employees favor a company that has a wellness program in place, finds Virgin HealthMiles. But with the return on investment of such programs in question, will they continue to gain favor with employers as well?
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An expert with PeopleFluent shares his thoughts on talent retention in an increasingly globalized world. A presence overseas is a definite draw for job applicants, he says, but be careful the shimmer of the world doesnt get in their eyes.
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Target date funds could be a logical entry point.
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Advisers must dig into the details to be able to discuss these complicated products with clients.
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UnitedHealth Group Inc. will offer coverage in just a dozen of the Affordable Care Acts new insurance exchanges, in the latest sign big insurers see little gain from quickly plunging into the new markets.
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Prudential Financial Inc. and MetLife Inc. are moving onto Aflac Inc.s turf selling protection against diseases and accidents as the largest insurers seek to add business tied to the Affordable Care Act and win valuations like their smaller rival.
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Direct primary care in health care can help save money in a complicated year for benefit brokers.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch reports 207 plans with auto-increase features, up 9.5% from the end of last year. Participants in those plans also rose, by 9.3%, from 115,703 to 126,537.
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