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Best blogs on BenefitsPro this week
Better late than never, by Denis Storey
Nearly two years after President Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act into law, the department of Health and Human Services this week finally issued its guidelines regarding the now-infamous state
Financially fat, by Jenny Ivy
The economy has taken such a toll on Americans that 78 percent of adults would rather pack on 10 extra pounds versus taking on $10,000 of debt.
Health insurers — the final verdict, by Dan Cole
I've spent the last few weeks performing market share reviews of the five largest health carriers in the country.
How to defang the ERISA regulatory guard dog, by Chris Carosa
With all the trips, traps and trials of regulation, why would any small business consider starting a retirement plan?
Don't leave work without this benefit , by Steve Parrish
Seriously, less than a third of individuals own individual life insurance? Only a little more than half have life insurance from any source? This is financial madness.
Most talked-about story on BenefitsPro this week: It's the prices, stupid
Most popular story on BenefitsPro this week: Feds release health exchange blueprint
Most impudent reader on BenefitsPro this week
liberalcrap: "anyone who doesn't think this healthcare law will drive premiums through the roof either has their head in the sand or is just a fool. Every single thing in it will drive up costs. I don't need to give any examples as they are plain to see, but I will give just one from this article anyway. The last sentence reads 'Exchanges must be financially self-sufficient by 2015, by charging fees to support their operations.'" (In response to Mixed reviews on feds' health blueprint for states)
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