What is the difference between
an HMO and PPO health insurance plan?
A Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) is an organization
that delivers comprehensive health care to an enrolled
population at a predetermined price. Members pay a fixed
fee, generally on a monthly basis, which is reimbursed
directly to the HMO in exchange for health care services.
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What is a PCP?
A Primary Care Physician (PCP) is a designated physician
who is responsible for managing the health care of an
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What is a defined contribution retirement
plan?
A defined contribution pension plan is an individual
account plan. Annual contributions to a participant’s
account are based on the formula contained in the plan.
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What is a defined benefit retirement plan?
Qualified plans meet requirements of the Internal Revenue
Code and receive special tax treatment under the Code;
non-qualified plans do not. In qualified plans... Read
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What is the difference between a qualified and non-qualified
retirement plans?
