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Trump’s second term: Impact on employee benefits, health insurance and retirement

WTW experts provide timely insights on President Trump’s policies and the potential impacts on key areas such as corporate investment strategies and human capital and benefits-related issues.

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The 2024 election results are set to reshape the corporate landscape of the United States of America, influencing strategies across critical areas like compensation, employee benefits, investments and retirement planning.

In this evolving environment, WTW’s thought leaders offer timely and forward-thinking insights on how regulatory changes, emerging compensation trends, and the future of workforce benefits will redefine the employee experience.


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    Six ways the Trump administration could impact investments

    Lisa Egan, David Hoile, Christy Loop, CFA and Sam Wilkin | December 11, 2024

    Exploring the incoming Trump administration’s potential macroeconomic and geopolitical impacts, including financial markets, foreign policy, fiscal policy and portfolios.


  2. 02

    Understanding the Trump impact: 5 areas to watch in wake of the 2024 U.S. election results

    Beth Ashmore, Jonathan Pliner, CFA, Courtney Stubblefield, Emory Todd and Lori Wisper | January 28, 2025

    Analyzing the potential implications of the new Trump administration on total rewards, employee benefits, investments and retirement planning.


  3. 03

    Election 2024: Implications and outlook as transition continues

    Ann Marie Breheny, Stephen Douglas , Anu Gogna and Steve Seelig | December 23, 2024

    The U.S. Congress and new administration are organizing their policy priorities for the 2025 – 2026 legislative term, including plans around employee benefits and compensation.


  4. 04

    9 federal health policies that may change with new administration

    Jeff Levin-Scherz, MD, MBA | January 21, 2025

    The Trump administration and Republican-controlled Congress are expected to make changes affecting employer-sponsored health insurance that employers should consider with employee health strategies.


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WTW’s investment leaders from the U.S. and the U.K. break down the macro-economic and geopolitical impacts of the election outcome, examining critical issues like the impacts on equity markets, tariffs, fiscal policies, foreign policy and immigration
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