Benefits Reading - Best Places to Go

[Madison71]

Hello All -

I was hoping to get some insights from this group on daily benefit's reading.  Specifically, I'm looking for the best sites to go to ensure I am getting the most up to date information on any benefit changes (mainly DB, DC, but also touch on health and welfare plans and exec. comp.).  I then dig deeper depending on the information provided.  On a daily basis, I am only reviewing the news links on this page and the IRS and DOL news pages.  Are there others you could recommend...other recommended blog sites, etc.?  Thank you for your time!

[david rigby]

Have you subscribed?  https://benefitslink.com/newsletter/

Also, some of the items in the daily BenefitsLink newsletter will take you to other places that allow you to subscribe.

 

[Dave Baker]

Here are samples of our free daily newsletters:

https://benefitslink.com/newsletters/2017/2017_10_03_welfare.html

https://benefitslink.com/newsletters/2017/2017_10_03_retirement.html

https://benefitslink.com/newsletters/2017/2017_10_03_retirement_bulletin.html

 

[Madison71]

Thank you very much. 

[RatherBeGolfing]

ASPPA Net and NAPA Net news bulletins usually have a few good reads, free if you are a member but not sure if you necessarily have to be a ASPPA or NAPA member to get them.

 

[Lois Baker]

ASPPA and NAPA news bulletins are indeed only available to members. 

BenefitsLink newsletters are free; they link to "topical, technical and timely" articles, government documents, and other publications from literally hundreds of sources (including ASPPA/NAPA).