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Professor Paul Zane Pilzer Outlines Impact of 2012 Election on Business Health Insurance
Date:12/13/2012

(PRWEB) December 13, 2012

Zane Benefits is the leader in Defined Contribution and Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) solutions for business health benefits. Today, Zane Benefits' founder and CEO, Professor Paul Zane Pilzer, published an article analyzing the election impact on business health insurance.

The 2012 reelection of President Obama has brought certainty and clarity to the U.S. business health insurance market. Finally, employers and their health insurance brokers have the information they need to make the best decision for their business and their employees regarding employee health benefits for 2013 and beyond. 

The best decision for most employers and their employees will be to eliminate their company-sponsored health insurance in favor of a defined contribution HRA solution. That’s because employees no longer need employers to purchase quality health insurance, and, starting in 2014, employees
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