Jerry Geisel
Jerry Geisel is editor-at-large at sister publication Business Insurance. Twitter: @BusInsJGeisel
Jerry Geisel is editor-at-large at sister publication Business Insurance. Twitter: @BusInsJGeisel
Long-awaited proposed regulations from the Internal Revenue Service have resolved questions about a key health care reform law provision that would impose stiff penalties on employers not offering coverage.
Employees' 401(k) account balances in the equities markets in 2010 continued to climb and were higher than they were before the markets fell, according to a recent analysis
Federal regulators soon will issue eagerly sought guidance to aid employers that want to amend their 401(k) plans to allow participants to roll over account balances into a Roth 401(k) plan
Enrollment in high-deductible health insurance plans linked to health savings accounts continues to surge, with the biggest growth in plans offered by larger employers.
Proposed IRS rules would allow employers that made automatic 401(k) plan contributions under a safe-harbor provision to suspend or reduce those contributions if they incurred a substantial business hardship.
The Internal Revenue Service is removing a major administrative hassle and expense for employers who want to offer generous 401(k) plans that are exempt from non-discrimination tests.
The Internet has become a popular way for employers to provide 401(k) plan investment education to employees, a new survey shows.
The IRS announced last month that it wants comments from employers and employees as part of its analysis…
A bipartisan bill recently introduced in Congress and immediately endorsed by the Clinton administration would require employers to…
Aided once again by a booming economy, strong investment returns and no terminations of big, underfunded pension plans,…
