Growing technical capabilities in the insurance field are streamlining the way advisers deal with HR clients — creating efficiencies that are improving productivity

They might, if they had better access to pricing information in the decision-making process, says Frenkel Benefits’ Craig Hasday.

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Employers this year seen turning more to advisers for health incentive and private exchange guidance

User-friendly websites and technologies in use by firms such as Transamerica and Charles Schwab are easing retirement planning.

Advisers looking to maximize the impact of their client- and prospect-facing material should take these factors into account, says Selden Beattie’s Beverly Beattie.

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The tech-focused brokerage is now in its ‘second version’ with former PayPal exec David Sacks in charge, says HR Technology Advisors’ Joe Markland.

In the wake of CEO Parker Conrad resignation, new management says it plans to focus on small business, creating more competition for the brokers and consultants targeting that market.

Working with employers to successfully reduce employee money stressors requires several steps, says Carla Dearing, CEO of financial planning service SUM180.

Companies put a lot of time and money into their annual performance review and pay decision cycles, yet many believe they do little to motivate employees.

Parker Conrad, co-founder of benefits startup, steps down, to be replaced by company's chief operating officer.

Technology offers simplicity, transparency, mobility and portability, and advisers should embrace it, says Chad Parks.

The benefits market is undergoing a transformation and few operations seem fully prepared.

Software analytics firm sees positive results from its campus health center.

When advising the youngest generation in the workforce, brokers must focus on education and technology-driven tools to enhance understanding.

Providing employees with access to such a benefit can help companies stand apart from competitors, says Adam Potter.

Advisers are a ‘great resource’ to ensure sponsors keep up with DC fiduciary compliance obligations and know where they stand on fees in particular, says The Principal’s Aaron Friedman.

Only 30% of workers are covered, despite the demonstrable need to protect income.

The federal government has issued new guidance to clear confusion about when an HRA is considered integrated with a group health plan, which could have major implications for employers.