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Six Employers Accuse UnitedHealth of Breaching Fiduciary Duty
Plaintiffs say the health insurance provider misused benefit plan assets and charged excessive and undisclosed fees.
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A Fiduciary Framework for Evaluating Insurer Durability in Pension Risk Transfers
Plan sponsors should consider how risk could move through an insurer’s structure, where protections are strongest and how benefits would...
DOL’s Final PBM Transparency Rule Due Thursday
State and federal officials, along with healthcare and benefits policy experts, have expressed their support for the anticipated rule.
Aon Faces ERISA Suit Alleging Self-Dealing in Voluntary Benefits Program
Plaintiffs claim the firm received more than $14 million in commissions and fees tied to benefits offered to its employees.
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Reducing Audit Friction Starts With Operational Efficiency
Improved communication and better understanding of all the information auditors need can cut costs and limit regulatory risk during an...
Consent Order Allows DOL to Give Lost Retirement Plan Assets to Law Firm Employees
The firm’s nearly $6.5 million in retirement plan assets have now been properly distributed to employees.
US Adults Appear Underprepared for Longer Lives
Americans scored low on the care, home and health measures of the Longevity Preparedness Index by John Hancock and MIT...















