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Is your New Year's Resolution to find better health insurance? If so, you've come to the right place. But hurry - there's only 4 days left to enroll for February 1st.

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A recent survey showed that most consumers don't understand HSAs and HRAs.

Hey, no biggie. That's why you have us! Our benefit experts will help you design the perfect benefit program and give you easy-to-understand learning tools.

Consumers still don't understand HSAs and HRAs Businesses and health professionals face an uphill battle in winning consumers over to HSAs and HRAs, according to a a recent Acclaris survey.

Watch this video to see how Inrollit saves time, money and trees.

Inrollit: HR software - benefits, onboarding, ACA compliance, PTO | Watch the Video Inrollit is benefit software that connects HR, employees, managers, and vendors seamlessly through the cloud so your business can save time, money, and trees.

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Inrollit's all-in-one HR software includes HRIS, benefits, payroll, COBRA, PTO, and ACA compliance - all housed in one place, online. If your business is tired of HR paperwork, let us know. We can fix that.

Inrollit: HR software - benefits, onboarding, ACA compliance, PTO Inrollit is benefit software that connects HR, employees, managers, and vendors seamlessly through the cloud so your business can save time, money, and trees.

Rick Bailey will be a speaker this afternoon on the AIS webinar about Zenefits. He will be answering questions on how technology companies are changing the landscape for clients and insurance brokers.

Zenefits: Partner or Competitor for Health Plans and Brokers? An AIS Webinar | AIS Health Zenefits — the start-up human resources platform valued at $4.5 billion — is the talk of the benefits industry. With $500 million in venture capital funding in its latest financing round, the Silicon Valley darling has traditional brokers and health insurers pondering what its impact will be in the…

BREAKING NEWS: The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to uphold the Affordable Care Act. This allows Americans to keep their subsidies in the 34 states (like Georgia) who did not setup a state-based exchange, but instead, used the Federal exchange (healthcare.gov).

Here's the skinny: Even though the letter of the law technically says the Federal government can't give you a tax credit, the spirit of the law was to improve access to affordable healthcare. To take those tax credits away now - forcing states to scramble to create their own exchanges - would cause too much disruption.

Obamacare lives on after Supreme Court ruling - CNNPolitics.com Obamacare has survived -- again.

Co-Founder, Amanda Hohenbery, spoke to hundreds of agents at the North Carolina Symposium about Health Reform and the impact of Exchanges.

Even with health insurance, some prescriptions can be very expensive!

Tip: Try calling the manufacturer of the drug. Many times they can provide you with a card to get the precription for a very low copay, or even FREE.

Open Enrollment ended on February 15th... or did it?

This tax season will be the first year when uninsureds are charged a penalty. Only 1/3 of the uninsured people surveyed said they understood they'd be fined, so there is pressure on the Obama Administration to extend Open Enrollment until April 15th. For most people, the 2014 penalty is 1% of your income and for 2015, it will increase to 2% of your income.

Obama pressured to re-open ObamaCare Pressure is building on the administration to give uninsured people a second chance.