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Here's a collection of forecasts about what the future might hold for the plan sponsors and participants.

While they value financial independence, younger generations are drawn to high-risk investments, such as cryptocurrency, in pursuit of quick returns rather than long-term savings.

As plan sponsors prepare for new SECURE 2.0 regulations for 2025, there are also rumblings of SECURE 3.0, which may be introduced early next year.

Understanding what people want in remote vs. on-site benefits packages will make your job listings more appealing.

In the competition for talent, employers look to provide benefits that are most valuable to today’s workforce in a cost-effective way. As such, the economic value of benefits programs are front and center for employers.

Without leadership buy-in, wellness programs are likely to be underfunded and ineffective, the study finds.

Judges have been wrestling with state efforts to regulate PBMs, what health plans have to cover, and disputes over medical bills.

One will make it easier for administrators to use birthdates on forms when Social Security numbers are missing.