OneGroup Advisors Strengthen Private Client Expertise with CPRIA Certification
Protecting the property, assets and lifestyle of successful individuals and families requires more than a standard approach to personal insurance.
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OneGroup Appoints Sam Guadalupe as Pennsylvania Regional Director
OneGroup Risk Management and Insurance, a leading provider of insurance, risk management, employee benefits and HR consulting services, has named Sam Guadalupe Regional Director.
OneGroup Expands Surety Practice, Adds Kelly and Chris Shea to Growing WNY Team
OneGroup expanded its surety practice with the addition of Kelly and Chris Shea, adding 75 years of combined experience to support client growth and risk management.
2026 Workers’ Compensation Updates in New York State — NYCIRB Requests Double-Digit Rate Decrease
New York State workers’ compensation trends remain favorable, with an approved loss cost decrease marking the eleventh straight year of reductions.
IRS Issues ACA Affordability Percentage Adjustment for 2027
Knowing the 2027 HSA contribution limits can help you and your employees plan ahead and maximize these valuable pretax benefits for healthcare expenses.
Fully Insured or Self-Insured Medical Plans: Which Is Right for You?
Fully insured or self‑insured medical plan? Learn the pros, cons, costs, and risks to help employers choose the right health plan funding strategy.
EEO‑1 Reporting May Be Changing — Considerations for Employers
The EEOC recently issued a proposal that could impact long-standing EEO‑1 reporting requirements.
IRS Releases 2027 HSA Contribution Limits and Other Limits
Knowing the 2027 HSA contribution limits can help you and your employees plan ahead and maximize these valuable pretax benefits for healthcare expenses.
EEO‑1 Filing: 60‑Second Compliance Check for Employers
Knowing the 2026 figures for HSAs and FSAs can help you and your employees plan for these valuable pretax benefits for qualified health care expenses.
Form I-9 Compliance Alert – ICE Expands Substantive Violations
ICE updated its Form I‑9 inspection guidance in March 2026, expanding the types of errors that may be treated as “substantive.”