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Marlene Y. Satter has worked in and written about the financial industry for decades.
Employers who make sure that workers include their partners in planning for retirement are taking a giant step in preparing employees.
A study from the Brookings Institute found that new Medicaid patients went to hospitals 20 percent more after they got coverage than before.
CVS Caremark estimates that it has saved its PBM clients an average of $15 per 30-day supply on drugs.
Bosses are realizing that they don't really understand this latest generation of workers.
Employers struggling to fill vacancies in a tight labor market might be breathing a sigh of relief thanks to this University of Michigan study.
The company is testing out hearing and vision tests, as well as 60-minute counseling sessions.
The price of increasing plan sponsor due diligence?
Fall is a good time to encourage employees to resume healthy habits that may have gone begging during the summer months.
Physician groups are willing to make the entire effort go down in flames rather than have their income limited.
It's not a question of financial literacy, either, say researchers.