Will private exchanges see participant attrition?
The strategy to sell exchanges as a product rather than a solution could lead to employer disinterest, says Craig Hasday.
16 things employers should know about women and retirement
Women continue to lag behind men in terms of saving and planning for their future.
How private exchanges are evolving
Benefit plan sponsors continue to evaluate the best-use scenarios for PBEs, says exchange head James Harmon.
How private benefit exchanges could evolve
Employers and advisers continue to evaluate the best-use scenarios for PBEs, says exchange head James Harmon.
10 traits to look for in a benefits adviser
As a result of the Affordable Care Act, employers are looking for their brokers to do more than simply provide a health insurance quote.
Employee use of health apps, wearables sees big growth
The market for wearable wellness is growing but workers are still reluctant to share the data from the devices with their employers.
Employees use of health apps and wearables has doubled since 2014
But when it comes to sharing the medical data collected by these technologies, they are keeping their employers at arm’s length.
ACA uncertainty reminds brokers to embrace change
At a NAHU summit, panel discusses future of healthcare reform and why brokers are needed now more than ever.
How advisers can influence legislation in Washington, D.C.
Regulation is poised to impact much of what a broker does, making meetings with legislators ever more important.
How brokers can capitalize on external changes
In a keynote address at EBA’s Workplace Benefits Renaissance, two industry experts will share a blueprint of how to compete more effectively.
7 benefit tech startups to watch
Employer demand for simple to use solutions for complicated ACA reporting requirements has only helped to fuel these companies’ drive to meet an industry need.
How cloud based systems are transforming the ‘traditional agency’ approach
Advisers are using these popular tech platforms to differentiate themselves from the competition and ease client workloads.
Will Congress really dismantle the Cadillac tax?
Despite expected hurdles, congressional representatives, including Sen. Martin Heinrich, tell CIAB legislative summit attendees, "We will get a repeal done."
Is Congress really going to dismantle the Cadillac tax?
Despite expected hurdles, congressional representatives, including Sen. Martin Heinrich, tell CIAB legislative summit attendees, ‘We will get a repeal done.’
Benefit plans connecting EAPs, wellness see better utilization
Combining the two employee resources can lead to increased adoption and improved health for participants.
Owning the ‘confusing’ technology landscape
Committed to disrupting and reimagining employee benefits, Michael Lujan of Limelight Health will share his plans in a keynote address at EBA’s Workplace Benefits Renaissance.
Benefit plans linking wellness, EAPs see better utilization, outcomes
Combining the two employee resources can lead to increased adoption and improved health for participants.
The changing online enrollment landscape
Online benefits enrollment is changing. In an upcoming keynote panel at EBA’s Workplace Benefits Renaissance in Atlantic City, N.J., learn how to adapt and thrive in a world of ever-increasing voluntary sales.
How to develop strong strategic alliances
A long-term alliance needs to support carrier, client and policy holder, but often fails to take care of the policy holder. In an upcoming session at EBAs Workplace Benefits Renaiassance in Atlantic City, N.J., Trevor Garbers and Heather Garbers of HUB International will discuss how to ensure alliances produce a win-win-win situation.
Voluntary finds a home on private benefit exchanges
The personalization of benefit options is leading to more demand for voluntary products within a private exchange, and exchange operators are working to meet that demand.