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No, an increase in marketplace premiums, including a loss of a subsidy, will not create an allowable election change event for an employee to enroll in the employer plan midyear.   As a refresher, once the plan year begins, the only way to change a pre-tax election is if the employee or dependent experiences an allowable midyear election change event (often called qualifying life events or QLEs). A key component of these rules is that a change in eligibility needs to occur. Since individua

If you’re a retirement plan sponsor, you may be wondering how you can help your employees prepare for retirement. Retirement plan consultants suggest three ways that anyone can use to help them retire.

If you have older relatives — parents, grandparents, aunts or uncles — they can be prime targets for financial crime.

Whether it’s your engagement ring from 1998 or the heirloom bracelet passed down from your grandmother, your jewelry may be worth far more today than when it was first insured. Most jewelry insurance policies include a small inflation adjustment — typically 1–5% — but those increases often fall short of the true replacement cost of your piece. And in today’s market, that gap can be significant. With supply chain challenges driving up material costs and demand soaring for high‑quality gemstones,

You may have had to adjust your budget to compensate for rising prices, but have you considered shoring up your retirement savings against the risk of inflation?

Even before the COVID‑19 pandemic, Medical Professional Liability (MPL) insurers were already responding to heightened claims activity.

Learn how to review your budget to understand where your money goes and determine what matters most to you.

A mortgage broker bond is one of the most important protections you have as a mortgage agent or broker.

How to manage withdrawals, Social Security, and tax brackets to keep more of your retirement income.