As I had mentioned in my 60 Second Update, this week will be for giving an introduction into HSAs, FSAs and HRAs. Today’s post will cover what is an HSA, how do you qualify for an HSA account and how does an HSA work.
Tuesday, May 23, 2017
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Repeal, Replace … Revise: Your Guide To How A Trump Proposal Might Change ACA Insurance
This article was original published by Kaiser Health News: By Julie Appleby
Repeal and replace is on-again, off-again, but that doesn’t mean the rules affecting your insurance will remain unchanged.
The Trump administration late Thursday issued a final rule aimed at stabilizing the health law’s insurance marketplace that could have rapid, dramatic effects on people who do not get insurance through work and buy it on the Affordable Care Act’s exchanges.
Repeal and replace is on-again, off-again, but that doesn’t mean the rules affecting your insurance will remain unchanged.
The Trump administration late Thursday issued a final rule aimed at stabilizing the health law’s insurance marketplace that could have rapid, dramatic effects on people who do not get insurance through work and buy it on the Affordable Care Act’s exchanges.
Friday, April 21, 2017
Level Funded 101
Level Funding is starting to become one of those buzzwords we hear all the time in the insurance industry. Many insurance experts talk about this becoming the new fully insured model for groups that have a low risk and are tired of over paying in the ACA market. Because Level funding can get a little tricky, I’ll briefly touch on how level funded plans work and why more and more groups are turning to them.
Tuesday, April 11, 2017
What is the Cadillac Tax?
With the AHCA or the ACA repeal and replace bill being stopped, there are still a few provisions of the ACA that are set to go into place in the coming years. The most talked about is the Cadillac Tax.
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
The State of the ACA and What to Expect
One common question I have been getting since the day Donald Trump was elected to be President is “When will the Affordable Care Act (ACA) be repealed and will I lose my insurance.” The short answer to this is you will not lose your insurance, even if you are one of those 20 million people that the gained coverage when the ACA went into place, that the media loves talking about. Also, don’t expect any changes to occur until 2019 at the earliest or even 2020. To understand why I’ll take you through a very brief civics lesson and then explain some changes you should expect to see.
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
What is an ERISA Wrap Document? And Why Your Company Probably Needs One
One problem I encounter when meeting with a business owner,
controller or HR executive is that the company that I am trying to help does
not have the correct compliance documents in place for their health
Monday, January 23, 2017
Proposed ACA Replacement
Today several Republican Senators proposed a partial replacement of the Affordable Care Act. This bill being called the Patient Freedom Act would allow states to opt to stay with the Affordable Care Act or receive similar amounts of Federal money which consumers could use to pay for health insurance or medical care. The purpose of the bill would be to give that power to the states of how to deal with health care and insurance.
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