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A modest employer-provided pension or a relatively small nest egg will fill the gap.

Retirement Policy 2009

Eventually, he said, reducing the cost of employer-provided health care should mean more money to raise wages.

Aide: Obama believes tax on costly policies 'has some merit' 2009

Those with government-sponsored insurance generally saw decreases in poverty under the new formula, while those with employer-provided coverage saw increases.

Census: Number of poor may be millions higher 2011

And last November, Allisa Meade, a McKinsey analyst, told health-insurance company executives that 80 million to 100 million people might lose their employer-provided health insurance.

The ObamaCare Bad News Continues Karl Rove 2011

The study assumes no employer-provided insurance in retirement, and a life expectancy of 85 for women and 82 for men.

Fidelity: Health care overhaul will cut retiree health costs 2011

If you're single, a head of household, a qualifying widower or married and neither spouse is covered by an employer-provided retirement plan, you can deduct the full IRA contribution, regardless of income.

Jason Alderman: Retirement Contribution Limits Largely Unchanged Jason Alderman 2011

There is currently a distortionary incentive in the tax code for employer-provided healthcare.

Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » But What Happens if People Actually Change Their Behavior? 2010

The underlying problem is that health insurance as an employer-provided benefit receives a tax deduction, while health insurance as an individual purchase does not.

Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Imagine… 2010

If you're single, a head of household, a qualifying widower or married and neither spouse is covered by an employer-provided retirement plan, you can deduct the full IRA contribution, regardless of income.

Jason Alderman: Retirement Contribution Limits Largely Unchanged Jason Alderman 2011

Of these, nine million to 11 million would lose their employer-provided coverage, offset by six million to seven million who would be getting employer-provided insurance, for a net of three million workers losing company-sponsored coverage.

The ObamaCare Bad News Continues Karl Rove 2011