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Most employers recognize that, for many of their employees, saving for a child's education is a top priority. With the cost of a private four-year college education ranging upwards of $100,000, saving early has become paramount in helping to ensure a child's schooling and, for many employees, their own continuing education. Health Savings Accounts Popular, But Not Universally Available The majority of consumers who have signed up for tax-advantaged Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are satisfied with their health care coverage, according to a survey by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association (BCBSA). But a recently published study by the Galen Institute found that, nearly two years after HSAs first became available, many states still have legal barriers to the efficient delivery of HSA plans in place. Older Women May Be Discouraged From Working While the percentage of older women who participate in the workforce is expected to grow over the next several years, a recently published report by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College asserts that married women in particular are discouraged from working by a variety of factors, including relatively low earning power, high tax rates, and barriers to earning Social Security benefits. |
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