Today's Wall Street Journal has an article on the growing Senate support for health insurance plans run by the states. An option under consideration would involve states opening their workers' employee benefit plans to the general public.
In the opinion editorials, Peter Suderman, reviews state government health care schemes and asserts that they have been failures. Suderman discusses satte run plans in New York, Massachusetts, and Tennessee.
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Barkley L. Hendricks
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- Chicago, Illinois
- This course will survey provisions of ERISA and the Internal Revenue Code concerning the qualification of employee pension and profit sharing plans. By providing an overview of the framework of rules governing such plans, students will learn the basic tax, legal, business and other issues that specifically affect retirement plans and participants’ rights under such plans.
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