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Articles in March, 2007 issue of Employee Benefit News

• Bringing health care consumerism inside
  by Frank Hone
• HSAs viewed as way to accelerate acceptance of personal health records
  by Lydell C. Bridgeford
• A little help from my friends
  by Lydell C. Bridgeford
• Financial, EAP counseling can improve fiscal, physical health
  by Bud Schaitberger and
• Nation responds to president's health care proposals
  by Leah Carlson Shepherd
• Author discusses strategies for inducing employee behavior change
  by Leah Carlson Shepherd
• And they all lived happily ever after
  by Richard Giberson
• Welcome relief for stock diversification
  by Frank Palmieri
• If they can't beat globalization, 401(k) investors need to profit from it
  by Jane White and Rick Meigs
• Bright lights, big city
  by Peter Phelan
• Share and share alike
  by Michael Byers
• A more perfect union
  by Leah Carlson Shepherd
• Mandatory 401(k) audits
• Short and sweet
  by Jim Kenneally
• Take my advice
  by Kelley M. Butler
• Winning the numbers game
  by Steve Garrett
• Rehires can be a real pain in the benefits
  by Molly Bernhart
• Democrats may try to fine-tune pension reform laws
  by Lydell C. Bridgeford
• Can't we all just get along? Achieving successful benefits integration with multiple carriers
  by Molly Bernhart
• Legal uncertainty stifles phased retirement
  by Leah Carlson Shepherd
• Falling petals
  by Chris Silva
• Multiemployer fund office administration advancing Survey reveals opportunities for greater service
  by Amy Timmons
• Global economy requires a global approach to retirement plans Global economy requires a global approach to retirement plans
  by Lydell C. Bridgeford
• Latest cash balance ruling bad news for existing plans
  by Lynn Gresham
• A new dawn
  by Lynn Gresham
• 10 million ways to fill the talent gap
  by Kelley M. Butler