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Washington lawmakers discussed the impact a transition to a voluntarily-funded WA Cares program would have on its financial viability and participation rates
This editorial was published in The Columbian of Vancouver, Wash.
Beginning July 1, most workers in Washington will see smaller paychecks as the WA Cares Fund goes into effect. Although benefits from the nascent fund will not be available until
Beginning July 1, most workers in Washington will see smaller paychecks as the WA Cares Fund goes into effect. Although benefits from the nascent fund will not be available until 2026, lawmakers must
Along with a modest benefit for long-term care needs, it should prompt family discussions and planning.