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Linked
Articles:
Employers
Expect To Continue Health Insurance, But Costs Are
A Key Concern from property-casualty.com
While more than half of employers recently surveyed
about health care reform provisions say they will
maintain their health plans, one-third don't know
what they will do in 2014 when new state exchanges
start operating.
Employer
Insurance Costs Rising for Workers from Businessweek.com
Although premiums for employer health insurance
have risen 41 percent since 2003, new research says
that employees are getting less bang for their buck.
Detailing
the Rising Costs of Health Care from BuffaloNews.com
Consumers are used to hearing the same refrain each
year at this time: health insurance premiums are
going up because health care costs are going up.
Firms
Feel Pain From Health Law from WSJ.com
Big employers faced with incorporating the first
round of health-care changes next month are grappling
with how to comply with the long list of new rules.
Use
or Lose: Your Health Care Fund from MSN.com
If there's money left in your flexible spending
account at the end of the year, you need to figure
out how to use it -- otherwise you risk losing it.
Small
Businesses Await Changes in Health Care Reform from magicvalley.com
Feeling confused about health care reform? You are
not alone. While 2014 will usher in major changes
to the health care industry, some changes have already
occurred.
Will
The Supreme Court Overturn Health-Care Reform? from Newsweek.com
Why this week’s federal district court ruling
is only the start of the debate over whether the
individual mandate to buy health insurance is unconstitutional.
Private
Equity Investment In Health Care To Increase Next
Year, Study Says fromWSJ.com
Health-care reform and an aging population are bolstering
the confidence of the private equity industry’s
outlook on the sector. A survey shows that investments
are expected to increase significantly next year.
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