Could You Be Responsible for Your Parents’ Nursing Home Bills?
There are 26 states where laws generally hold children financially responsible for certain debts of their parents.
IRS Outlines Changes to Health-Care Spending Rules Under CARES Act
The IRS provided COVID-19 guidance for health Flexible Spending Arrangements and section 125 cafeteria plans related to high-deductible health plans through Notice 2020-29.
Pandemic Hasn’t Changed Trends in Long-Term Care Insurance
The “Money Talks” experts take an in-depth look at the changes that have been happening in the long-term care insurance market.
Medicaid May Pay You as a Family Caregiver
Many states’ Medicaid programs allow you to hire relatives or friends to provide needed assistance. In certain cases, Medicaid may pay for their services.
Social Security and Medicare Face Financial Challenges
Read highlights of about the current financial condition and challenges both Social Security and Medicare face.
IRS to Allow Mid-Year Changes to Health Care Plans, FSAs
The IRS will let employers allow mid-year changes to their employer-sponsored health care and dependent care elections.
Is Your Insurance Carrier Offering an Auto Insurance Rebate?
With fewer drivers on the roads because of the shelter-in-place orders, many major insurance carriers are giving policy holders rebates in April and May.
COVID-19: Benefit Related FAQ
As an employer, you need to know how COVID-19 affects your employees’ benefits. Our friends at Pritchard & Jerden supplied this great FAQ for dealing with benefit issues during this crisis.
Families First Coronavirus Response Act: What Employers Need to Know
This Act makes significant changes to previously existing rules regarding both the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and Emergency Paid Sick Leave.
Families First Coronavirus Response Act Signed into Law
We have gathered information from trusted resources to provide you the following detail regarding The Families First Coronavirus Response Act.