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How to make a high deductible health plan work for you

PeopleKeep

It’s no secret that the use of high deductible health plans (HDHPs) continues to skyrocket. The number of covered workers on HDHPs has increased from just 4% in 2006 to nearly one-third of all covered workers in 2019 (30%).

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4 HDHP trends you don't want to miss

WEX Inc.

More employees are enrolling in a high-deductible health plan (HDHP) each year, including more than half of U.S. HDHP vs. PPO deductible Nearly two-thirds of large employers provide their employees with the choice of an HDHP and a traditional health plan , such as a preferred provider organization (PPO).

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Financial Implications of Working in Later Life

Money Talk

In 2019, the older worker cohort included nearly 15% of those in their 70s. Tax Withholding Accuracy - With multiple income sources, accurate withholding is a must via payroll deduction, quarterly payments, and the safe harbor rules for under withholding. An estimated 21.9% of Americans age 65+ were working in 2022.

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What to Know About Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements

International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans

Health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs) have traditionally been used for medical cost sharing purposes to help employees with copays, coinsurance and deductibles. On June 13, 2019, the Departments of Labor, the.

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2019 Guide to Health Savings Accounts | benefitexpress

WEX Inc.

When it comes to managing employee benefits, employers are frequently turning to high-deductible health plans to help control costs. But managing – and keeping up with – HSA requirements has its difficulties.

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More Providers Charge for Telemedicine, Phone Visits and Doctor E-Mails

InterWest Insurance Services

Many hospital systems have started billing patients for e-mails they send to their physicians and, depending on the level of out-of-pocket expenses in their plan, they may pay just a few dollars for a copay or up to $100 if they have a high deductible.

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Why it pays to enhance employee financial resilience

Employee Benefits

in 2019 to 7.8 Or not… As an employer, you could fund an employee loan, repaid through salary deductions, providing them with a manageable and safe way to afford the things they need. Employees with money worries cost businesses money. The average rate of absenteeism per employee per year has increased from 5.8

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