OLYMPIA, Wash. — The only statewide ballot measure that Washingtonians will see this election season is an amendment that would allow the state to invest money from the Washington Cares Fund more ...

Voters decided this month to allow payroll taxes collected for Washington’s new long-term care program to be invested in the ...

Washington voters will consider amending the state constitution to change how payroll taxes collected for the state's long-term care program are invested. (Bill Lucia / Washington State Standard) ...

It is vital to plan the future, and the knowledge of WA Cares long-term care benefits will help the citizens of Washington considerably. This guide describes how Washington cares fund long-term care ...

Washington voters have an opportunity to strengthen the WA Cares Fund in the November election. The Columbian’s Editorial Board recommends approval of Senate Joint Resolution 8201. As always, this is ...

Washington State enacted significant amendments to the WA Cares Fund (“WA Cares”), the nation’s first mandatory, publicly funded long-term care insurance program for workers. WA Cares was established ...

(The Center Square) – Proponent Heather Weiner and opponent Bob Hasegawa, a state senator representing the 11th Legislative District in King County, recently debated Senate Joint Resolution 8201, a ...

Texas and Washington state voters last week approved measures affecting dementia research funding and long-term care insurance investing.