Private health exchanges begin to shift behavior
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shopping for employee health insurance on private marketplaces might be the way of the future for tens of millions. However, expert opinions about growth have been...
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Equality aside, filing jointly isn’t for all gay couples
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Same-sex couples have a new right to celebrate in April, when they can file joint federal tax returns for the first time. It might actually make...
Equality aside, filing jointly isn’t for all gay couples
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Same-sex couples have a new right to celebrate in April, when they can file joint federal tax returns for the first time. It might actually make...
Is myRA for me?
NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Obama's proposal for myRA, a new retirement savings vehicle, took up only a few moments of Tuesday's State of the Union address, prompting more questions...
Surge of holiday packages delays UPS shipments
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A high volume of holiday packages overwhelmed shipping and logistics company UPS, the company said on Wednesday, delaying the arrival of Christmas presents around the globe...
Your Money: Is it too late to get your old healthcare plan back?
NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Barack Obama has renewed his promise that if you like your health insurance plan, you can keep it - at least for another year. It's...
Flex spending rollovers may come fast, or not at all
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury has removed the "use-it-or-lose it" restriction of flexible spending accounts, but it is not clear whether the change will encourage more workers to...
Petco, Applebee’s employees join growing list on private exchanges
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Petco Animal Supplies Inc and restaurant operator DineEquity Inc, the parent of Applebee's and IHOP, are among 33 companies moving medical coverage for their employees to...
Why health savings accounts attract spenders, not savers
NEW YORK (Reuters) - With such a simple, descriptive name, health savings accounts would seemingly leave little room for confusion - you use them to save money for healthcare costs....
Bargain-hunting may lead to fewer health insurance choices
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nobody wants their health benefits cut, but a funny thing happens when U.S. consumers shop for plans on their own: They buy less coverage than they...