What You Missed – March 2019
In March, FWAHU was pleased to hear from a handful of the Fort Worth members who attended TAHU\’s Day at the Capital and NAHU Capitol Conference in February. FWAHU represented […]
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In March, FWAHU was pleased to hear from a handful of the Fort Worth members who attended TAHU\’s Day at the Capital and NAHU Capitol Conference in February. FWAHU represented […]
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NAHU Yearly Highlights Risk Pool Infographic Employer Exclusion Infographic Federal Legislative Success Role of the Agent Cadillac Tax Infographic
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As the presidential frontrunner\’s wrangle for the few remaining delegates still up for grabs, more interesting than who will get the nomination from their respective party is who will each
Legislative Update – May 2016 Read More »
CMS has addressed carriers concerns about the lack of oversight regarding ACA applications they receive during SEP. In 2015 and prior CMS has relied on the honor system and therefore
Legislative Update – March 2016 Read More »
The 22nd annual Day at the Capitol was held this month in Austin, and FWAHU was well represented with six members attending. TAHU put together a dynamic line up of
Legislative Update – February 2016 Read More »
It was another tumultuous week in the Republican caucus as the election for the next House Speaker was blown up by the House Freedom Caucus (HFC), a group of 40
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It\’s rare to see candidates in a Presidential primary be complimentary towards each other and even less likely for them to hold an event together but that\’s exactly what\’s happening
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In August, Florida\’s re-writing of the 2016 Congressional map and the changes in the party composition for the delegation. NAHU is also focusing on Virginia who is facing a re-drawing
There are a number of legislative items we\’d like you to know about… On the TAHU Legislative call hosted by Jessica Watts, the first topic was the push by Senator
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PHSA Section 2708, generally limits waiting periods for otherwise eligible individuals to 90 calendar days. Regulations clarify that terms of eligibility generally cannot be based solely on the passage of