It’s a dream come true for many Americans when they realize they can retire early. But when people retire early, they are too young for Medicare. What are their options?

A new document designed to clarify the No Surprises Act regulations addresses some medical billing issues but leaves other important guidance to be determined later.  

The Consolidated Appropriations Act has made it easier for grandparents to save money for grandkids in an employer-sponsored 529 plan — starting with the 2023-2024 academic year.

With a new year often comes new rules. Here’s what the federal government has planned for retirement savings plans in 2022.

Are you an employer who started letting employees work from home during the COVID-19 pandemic?

A cafeteria plan, also known as a Section 125 plan, is a way for employers to provide multiple benefits while lowering taxes for themselves and their employees.

A study conducted by LIMRA, and Ernst & Young found that employees across all generations view workplace insurance benefits as more valuable today than before the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 has driven up mortality rates, so it’s no surprise that life insurance companies are taking note. Currently, they are re-evaluating their requirements for offering coverage, making it harder to get coverage — especially if someone has COVID-19.

The SECURE Act has made embedding annuities in 401(k)s more appealing to employees and safer for employers. However, there are steps an employer must take to ensure compliance with the safe harbor provision.