Cybersecurity and Employee Benefit Plans
Employee benefit plans are coming under greater risk for cyberattacks. Nearly all employee benefit plans
contain high account balances and sensitive personal information for participants and beneficiaries.
Employee benefit plans are coming under greater risk for cyberattacks. Nearly all employee benefit plans
contain high account balances and sensitive personal information for participants and beneficiaries.
The Department of Labor, Department of Health and Human Services, and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) (collectively, the “Agencies”) recently released FAQs about Implementation of the Affordable Care Act Part 72.
Falls from heights can cause serious and even fatal injuries. Learn about the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s fall protection standards and the steps you must take to protect your workers.
Cyber insurance is critical to every business risk management plan. Get the details on cyber insurance and learn about your options.
Fires are one of the most common and devastating risks that renters face—and they can start in surprising ways. Electrical fires may be caused by faulty wiring, overloaded outlets, or even squirrels chewing through wires.
Cyber insurance is critical to every business risk management plan. Get the details on cyber insurance and learn about your options.
You can’t prevent every accident or mistake, no matter how many safety precautions or risk management strategies you have. It takes only one major mishap to financially ruin a business or organization, so learn how to protect yourself.
A sudden hailstorm can leave your car dented, cracked, and in need of quick decisions.
Your summary of benefits and coverage (SBC) empowers eligible employees with essential information about
the medical benefits you offer.
Properly distributing your SBC ensures compliance with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and avoids potential
penalties. Below is a simple guide to help you satisfy your SBC distribution obligations.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently released Revenue Procedure 2025-32, which increases the health FSA salary reduction contribution.