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Report claims legislators are working to repeal the unpopular tax on costly health benefits.
Claimants say funds within the defined-contribution plan were managed in ways that 'departed dramatically from prevailing standards' of professional asset managers.
Budget deal includes 'very large' premium increases, which critics worry will accelerate de-risking.
For pension plan sponsors, the latest change to SOA mortality projections is a little bit of good news.
Repeal effort has bipartisan support, but the issue of replacing lost revenue is an obstacle.
Recent ruling broadens the standard for assessing joint-employer status.
The IRS won't switch to the new numbers until 2017.