The Council responded to the administration's late-2025 proposed revisions to the "transparency in coverage" rules, which were originally finalized in 2020.

The Healthy Competition for Better Care Act restricts anti-competitive contracting provisions that limit employers' efforts to promote high-value care.

Council President Katy Johnson notes the first batch of guidance released by the administration and explains how the Council is working to ensure that these accounts are user-friendly for employers and employees.

The Council highlighted a lack of transparency and competition in the health care system and misaligned incentives that drive higher-cost care.

Examining and addressing the factors fueling higher hospital costs is essential to lowering health care costs for all Americans.

The Council continues to focus its retirement policy advocacy on the scourge of runaway class-action ERISA litigation against plan fiduciaries.

In two separate decisions, federal district courts in Texas vacated the DOL’s 2024 fiduciary definition for investment advice and related amendments to PTE 84-24.

The American Benefits Council submitted a written statement to Tennessee lawmakers regarding Tennessee Senate Bill (S.B.) 2040, the “Freedom, Access, and Integrity in Registered Pharmacy (FAIR Rx) Act,” expressing strong concerns with the legislation as currently drafted.

The Council is meeting with policymakers to explain why repealing the limited-scope audit provision would harm the retirement system and plan participants.

Council President Katy Johnson notes the first batch of guidance released by the administration and explains how the Council is working to ensure that these accounts are user-friendly for employers and employees.

The proposed regulations would require PBMs and other providers of PBM services to disclose information about their compensation to self-insured group health plans.

On March 6, the U.S. Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released the first set of proposed regulations implementing child savings accounts (CSAs, or “Trump Accounts”).