Last week, we shared the President's announcement of guiding principles for Congress to follow in developing a bill that will eliminate surprise medical billing. House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Frank Pallone (D-NJ) and Ranking Member…

The “Cadillac Tax” may be one step closer to full repeal under a new House rule that came in to effect earlier this year for the 116th Congress (read more about this rule

Last Thursday, the President announced the introduction of guiding principles for Congress to follow in developing a bill that will eliminate surprise medical billing. The guidelines are as follows: In situations involving…

The Employers Council on Flexible Compensation (ECFC), an organization that we are members of and support, signed a

Back in 2008, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released IRS Notice 2008-59 which served as the primary source of guidance on HSA issues and…

Today, the IRS released IRS Revenue Procedure 2018-57 which provides the 2019 cost-of-living increases for…

On July 12, 10 of 11 bills were approved by the House Ways and Means Committee. These bills, designed to expand access to Consumer Directed Healthcare, were re-packaged into two bills (Rules Committee Prints 115-82 and 115-83). This past Monday,…

Starting at 5 pm EST (4 pm CST), the House will be voting on several bills that have the potential to expand access to HSAs. Click here to watch…

On July 11th, the House Committee on Ways and Means will begin its consideration of several bills aimed at expanding Consumer Directed Healthcare and lowering premiums. Here is a quick list of three key bills under consideration: …