ERISA protects New Jersey workers from sub-standard health care and retirement plans a private employer might offer. There are several audit procedures in place to make the evaluation process fair and accessible for everyone. Recently, the AICPA added a new standard....
People in New Jersey who receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) may have their benefits reduced when they receive certain other types of benefits. If you receive other benefits in addition to SSDI, knowing how they may affect your benefit payments can...
In New Jersey, the application and approval process for Social Security disability benefits can take months or years for many people. However, applicants with certain medical conditions listed by the Social Security Administration might be eligible for an expedited...
ERISA got enacted in the 1970s to protecting worker's rights for retirement accounts that get backed by employers. As such, certain plans are exempt from ERISA, including IRAs and government pensions in New Jersey. What Standards do Employers Under ERISA Need to Meet?...
