Banco Popular de Puerto Rico
Banco Popular de Puerto Rico is a full-service financial services provider with operations in Puerto Rico, the United States and Virgin Islands. Popular, Inc. is the largest banking institution by both assets and deposits in Puerto Rico, and in the United States Popular, Inc.
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What makes a retirement plan successful? How can advisers and other investment management professionals work with plan sponsors to deliver sustainable and trusted benefits? Here are 10 key principles for an ideal retirement system, according to a recent report from the CFA Institute and Mercer.
July 16 -
As small employers shift from group to individual coverage, private exchanges can be a useful tool to keep brokers competitive and maximize profits during the transition. Here are eight features a broker should look for in a private exchange, says David Holton, vice president of consumer sales at HealthPlan Services.
July 15 -
Aetnas recent acquisition of Humana sparked plenty of debate about what this means for the industry and what the future holds for benefit brokers. Here are some reactions EBA readers had this week.
July 10 -
Most people in the U.S. approve of the Supreme Court's June 25 ruling to uphold the legality of subsidies used to purchase health insurance on the federally facilitated marketplace. The 6-3 decision in King v. Burwell means that tax credits continue to be valid in the 34 FFM states. Here are some other key findings from the latest Kaiser Family Foundation health tracking poll.
July 8 -
Health Savings Accounts continue to gain popularity as a health coverage/savings option for employers and their employees. Yet, there are still some common misconceptions and a lack of awareness surrounding some HSA features and benefits, says HealthEquity. The HSA custodian company shares 7 HSA features that many consumers may find surprising.
July 2 -
Helping clients ensure compliance with the Affordable Care Act is a major part of a benefit advisers job. Here are some HR and payroll issues that advisers should pay particular attention to, according to Karen Kirkpatrick, owner of On Your Mark Consulting.
July 7 -
There was a lot of federal action this week concerning the insurance industry. The Supreme Court ruled to uphold ACA subsidies and the Senate introduced two bills, one aimed to give brokers equal access to marketplace enrollment information and another to separate commissions from MLR requirements. Heres what EBA readers had to say.
June 26 -
After Thursdays Supreme Court ruling upholding subsides on the federally-facilitated marketplace, the industry was quick to react. The Justices majority and minority opinions and those of advisers, lawyers and even the president reveal what it means for the Affordable Care Act, exchanges and employer-sponsored health care.
June 25 -
While based on a few fundamental concepts, retirement planning is constantly changing. Two big drivers of change are technology and federal regulations, says Nick Kralj, director of retirement and quality control at BCI Group. Here are five trends in retirement planning every retirement adviser, plan sponsor and participant should know about.
July 1 -
Aetna is eliminating broker commissions on small-group business in some states. That news generated a variety of reactions this week some were shocked, others werent, the move was condemned and also touted. Here are some thoughts from EBA readers.
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