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Health savings accounts: Not your parents’ retirement plan

HR Morning

With the rise in health savings account (HSA) enrollment among younger employees and the decline in company matching rates of 401(k)s, HSAs have emerged as a retirement account option for new employees. Retirement is the farthest thing from your mind because, let’s face it, that’s a lifetime away. You’re young.

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Those Employees With Financial Wellbeing Keep The Workplace Pumping

TalentCulture

In economic comparison, the full time job I had at the time with the university paid about $30,000 annually. trillion , an 84% jump since the great recession, according to a study from Experian , which analyzed student loan trends from 2008 through 2014. Those employees with financial wellbeing keep the workplace pumping.

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Employee Benefits 101: An Employer Guide for Growing Companies (Part One)

Namely

Welcome to Employee Benefits 101, a collaboration with Namely’s very own benefits team. Today’s post is the first of two in a series on managing benefits at your growing company. Ah, benefits. An important employee offering at any company—from the newest startup to the world’s best-known brand.