Tort reform could cut billions in federal spending, study says

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Tort reforms would benefit the entire health care system in a range of ways, from saving the government billions of dollars to stopping physicians from leaving high-risk specialties. The Joint Economic Committee study stated that the reform would bring in nearly $3 billion extra in taxes, as employees would have less money coming out of their paychecks per-tax to pay for health insurance.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Tort reform

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401(k) should offer variety of fund choices

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The information regarding the fund choices and fund types to be offered by the employer establishing a 401(K) plan to his employees is discussed. The fund one offers must cover all the broad asset categories, including large, midsize and small company stocks, international stocks, and more conservative options such as fixed income bonds.

Employee Loan & Savings Plans, Salary reduction savings plans, 401K plans

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