The American Benefits Council has asked a federal court to dismiss a class-action lawsuit against a defined benefit pension plan sponsor and its independent fiduciary.

The New York Secure Choice Savings Program, is in the process of finalizing the draft policies and procedures that will govern the program’s administration.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed the bipartisan Chronic Disease Flexible Coverage Act (H.R. 919), a measure supported by the American Benefits Council.

In this episode of Just a Minute!, Council President Katy Johnson describes the Council's recent Benefits Briefing webinar in which Council staff and legal experts discussed key aspects of the proposed regulations.

The White House issued an executive order on February 25 directing federal agencies to take measures to increase price transparency for health care goods and services.

The Telehealth Expansion Act has been reintroduced in the House and Senate.

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation recently requested that all PBMs provide detailed claims and personal health information for all pharmacy claims.

In a recent memorandum to executive branch agencies, the White House is seeking tighter control over foreign investment in American companies, particularly by "adversaries" such as China.

The American Benefits Council held a webinar on February 26, 2025, to discuss the latest guidance on SECURE 2.0's catch-up contribution requirements.

On February 21, the American Benefits Council released a white paper examining the costly impact of the 340B drug pricing program's rapid growth on employers and their workers.

The American Benefits Council is honored to have nearly 440 corporate member organizations who have extended "associate membership" to more than 7,300 colleagues and benefits professionals.

The exponential growth of the 340B drug pricing program is driving up costs for employers, working families, taxpayers.