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Benefits Think 5 questions advisers are always asked – and how to answer them

By Aldor Delp

Published October 14, 2016 11:52 AM EDT 4 Min Read

The types of coverage/plans your business and its employees prefer
How much you and your employees expect to spend for coverage
Preferred medical providers and hospitals you would use
Plans’ preferred carriers (such as “household name” companies)
The level of support the group needs from a broker or carrier
Plans that meet Affordable Care Act standards, if applicable

Aldor Delp

Division Vice President

Delp is division vice president and general Manager of Resource and HR Solutions at ADP, LLC.

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