| Benefits & Administration | Despite skyrocketing specialty pharmacy costs, overall health care benefit cost increases at large U.S. employers are expected to hold steady at 6% again in 2017, according to an annual survey by the National Business Group on Health (NBGH). This year’s open enrollment season will bring no major changes for many employees; however, they will see some changes to how health care is accessed and delivered.Read more > | While Republicans are more likely to have a retirement account than Democrats, one in five Americans of working age have no retirement savings regardless of party affiliation, “showing Americans as a whole are not well-prepared for their financial future,” according to a survey by Personal Capital. Only 8% selected retirement security as a top concern going into this year’s election.Read more > | All Generations Need Retirement Savings Knowledge | Baby Boomers, Gen Xers, and Millennials have the same top three areas where they feel they lack the most retirement savings knowledge or education, a study found.Read more > |
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