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A health insurer says it will continue to pay a portion of profits to shareholders.
The board of Aetna Inc., Hartford, has agreed to maintain the company’s annual cash dividend on common stock at 4 cents per share.
Aetna will pay the dividend Nov. 28, 2008, to shareholders who hold its stock Nov. 13.
Aetna also paid a 4-cent-per-share dividend in 2007.
If your pipeline is so dry it would make a cactus thirsty, maybe you should try something else.
Some health insurers use step therapy to hold down drug costs. However, this strategy has backfired.
Hancock already has policyholders with diabetes. The new program adds coaching. And discounts.
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