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Most brokers do not make money in this arena because they don’t employ best practices, says John Ollis, VP of sales and marketing at IBX.

The fast-food executive ran into trouble on Capitol Hill over his admission that he employed an undocumented housekeeper. Also shadowing his nomination were divorce-court proceedings that included a domestic-abuse allegation.

One of the biggest mistakes that can be made is starting off by simply accepting the service provider’s form service agreements, says benefits lawyer Carol Buckmann.

Updated technology, including “chatbots,” will help streamline benefits processes for advisers, employers and employees, say Deloitte consultants.

The Louisiana Republican addresses the National Association of Health Underwriters Capitol Conference on how to fix health insurance.

Poised to grow his business 25% year over year for the foreseeable future, adviser Mark Skinner is tapping into the synergy across benefit products to meet a powerful need for clients.

High-level trends such as a focus on financial security are affecting the voluntary benefit market, say Workplace Benefits Renaissance speakers Katie Dunnington and Alvin Heggie.

Move a broker’s value proposition beyond the renewal, and provide strategy around the medical and benefits plan that positions them as a strategic adviser and not a mere vendor, says consultant Nelson Griswold.

From what will happen with cost containment provisions to addressing employer requirements, BAN’s Perry Braun is looking for answers.

Clients who have lost track of old 401(k) accounts may get help from the National Registry of Unclaimed Retirement Benefits, a subsidiary of a firm that processes retirement checks.