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Employee Benefit News for School, City and County Employers

Don't Make This Error if Early Retirees Stay on Your Health Plan

Many schools, cities and counties offer early retirees the option to continue on their group health insurance plan. They may also consider using a High Deductible Health Plan with an HSA (Health...

Could a Defined Contribution Retirement Plan Work for Your Organization?

School districts, cities and counties have historically provided some type of employer-paid health insurance benefit for early retirees – those retiring prior to age 65 – as a bridge from early...

How HRAs Affect Health Insurance Premium Tax Credits for Early Retirees

Revised September 6, 2024

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Many school, city and county employers are providing HRAs (Health Reimbursement Arrangements) to their early retirees to help them pay for eligible medical...

Are Early Retiree Health Benefits Changing in Schools, Cities and Counties?

Before the introduction of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), early retirees from schools, cities and counties had few viable alternatives to the group health plan which made staying on the health plan...

Why HRAs may work better for schools, cities and counties than HSAs

Schools, Cities and Counties across the country have found Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs) to be a better fit than Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) for their employees. Here are four reasons...