Connecticut became the second state to stop allowing private insurers to cover its Medicaid enrollees, following Oklahoma.

WASHINGTON – Nonprofit businesses, including as many as one-in-five Maryland nonprofit organizations, could be stripped of their tax-exempt status Oct. 15 because of filing rules that changed three years ago, but still caught them unaware.

The leadership of the Injured Workers Insurance Fund has indicated its support for a proposal to convert the insurer from a quasi-state agency to a nonprofit mutual insurance company.

MassMutual’s Retirement Services Division reported a 76% increase in nonprofit retirement plan sales through Oct. 31, when compared to the same period last year.

Richmond, Va.-based Markel Insurance Co. is launching a Management Value Protection product for nonprofit policyholders.