The ACA remains law and it's important for small business owners, employees and self-employed individuals to learn about their options now to make sure they are covered for 2019.
Geri Aglipay, Illinois Outreach Manager
Small Business Majority
Small Business News
11/05/2018 |
Morning Consult
During debate over the Affordable Care Act in 2009, a prominent member of the U.S.
10/30/2018 |
American Booksellers Association
Beginning this week, the Small Business Majority will host a webinar series aimed at clarifying healthcare provisions affecting small businesses. The series, “What the Healthcare Law Means for Your Small Business,” continues through December.
10/28/2018 |
Small Business Trends
Louis Caditz-Peck: Well, the legislation was inspired by the Small Business Borrowers’ Bill of Rights, which called for transparency standards like these and was created by a group of nonprofits and fintech companies that came together to do something about the irresponsible lending we were seein
10/27/2018 |
Targeted News Service
Protecting access to health care: Although the future of health care in the U.S. is unpredictable, it is vital that advocates, community leaders and institutions continue to inform, and put pressure on, policymakers to improve access for all.
10/24/2018 |
Mogul
It’s hard to believe in 2018 there are still politicians, judges and activists who would limit women’s access to contraception and reproductive health services.
10/22/2018 |
Concord Patch
A new law blocking short-term insurance plans from being sold in California is perfectly timed for the state's small businesses.
10/20/2018 |
The Hill
The federal government is letting America’s small businesses down when it comes to health care.
10/18/2018 |
CBS MoneyWatch
"Managing cash flow is one of the hardest things, especially when [small-business owners] are juggling a lot of different things, like making payroll or buying inventory," Brian Pifer, vice president of entrepreneurship at business advisory platform Venturize.org, told CBS MoneyWatch.
10/18/2018 |
Sacramento Business Journal
"We hope California’s lawmakers consider small businesses when deciding what bills to take up next year, and we hope 2019 will produce even better results for small firms than 2018," writes Mark Herbert, the California director of Small Business Majority.
