If you are a regular reader you know I am a great believer in unintended consequences. You may also know that during the health care
Category: At Work
Most people spend two thirds of their lives at work and work is the place where we see people at their worst. It’s like we check our common sense at the door. Here’s why.
Employers planning cutbacks in retiree coverage in response to health care reform. Shifting retirees to Medicare Part D and to the insurance exchanges are part of the strategy
If you are thinking about retiring early, you must factor health benefits into your plans. There is a good chance your employer-provided benefits will not
401(k)s, HSAs and why your payroll deductions will keep you working to age 70 and beyond
Some of us delight in accusing politicians of being shortsighted and failing to consider the long-term consequences of their actions or inaction. However, upon further
Enrollment of adult children to age 26 in parents health coverage higher than expected
According to a report in Kaiser Health News, to date in 2011 600,000 adult children have enrolled in their parents health insurance with most of
