Archived Insight | August 11, 2020

How Campuses Can Save on Costs This Fall

Many colleges are making significant changes to employee benefits. How can struggling higher-ed institutions save on costs and make changes in this uncertain environment? Scott Nostaja shares strategic measures that leadership can take.

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PBM Transparency, Fiduciary Risk & Emerging Compliance Issues: A 2026 Update for Plan Sponsors

A practical webinar for plan sponsors on PBM transparency, fiduciary risk and emerging compliance issues affecting pharmacy benefits.

Health, Multiemployer Plans, Public Sector, Healthcare Industry, Higher Education, Architecture Engineering & Construction, Pharmaceutical, Corporate

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Pension Plans’ Evolving Journeys to Improved Funded Status

Gain actuarial and investment perspectives on how pension plans work and retirement plan dynamics that support improving funded status.

Retirement, Investment, Multiemployer Plans, Public Sector, Consulting Innovation, Corporate

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DOL Proposes Changes to Benefit Statement Delivery Rules

The DOL proposed updates on when benefit statements must be delivered on paper vs. electronically. See key considerations for DC and DB plan sponsors.

Retirement, Compliance, Multiemployer Plans, Healthcare Industry, Higher Education, Corporate, Communications

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