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For the first time in years, Gen X reported slightly worse financial wellness than Gen Z, but the new catch-up contribution rules for next year will give them a boost, according to a new Guardian report.

While use of GLP-1s might cut bariatric surgery costs, covering anti-obesity medications in 2023 added 4.8 percentage points to the average plan's prescription spending increase.

A team of investigators found that health plans corrected or removed just 38% of the inaccurate entries within about a year, instead of 90 days required by federal law.

The DOL has “shared information with class action law firms to give them a leg up in federal litigation,” House Committee Chair Rep. Virginia Foxx wrote to the DOL’s Inspector General.

Below is a summary of provisions relevant to employers and their retirement plans that will become effective in 2025.

The ERISA Industry Committee wonders what will happen if the federal rules change.

The American Benefits Council found most voters back current rules, while America's Health Insurance Plans found bipartisan support.

How can benefits advisors help businesses differentiate themselves as a resource to help employees pursue various personal financial challenges and goals, no matter the macro environment?