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Most disabilities, on average, can keep an employee out of work for roughly three months, and yet, only about a quarter of employees say they currently have disability insurance.
May 21 -
Multiple signs point to growth in voluntary benefits sales, but employers would like to see a change in how their employees sign up for the benefit, according to new LIMRA data, released Tuesday.
May 20 -
Theres plenty of complexity when it comes to determining premiums, and brokers can help clients understand exactly whats in their policy.
May 19 -
Commentary: By reframing and renaming these benefits, you can avoid any knee-jerk reaction to or bias against voluntary benefits, says columnist Nelson Griswold.
May 8
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There are a variety of solutions available that brokers can suggest to clients who are seeking to attract and retain millennials, who often have yet to build financial savings.
April 27 -
Commentary: When evaluating the nonmedical space and the products with the greatest level of applicability to an employee, auto and home insurance provide significant protection, comfort and well-being to an employee and their family.
April 20
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It's the Big B, little b conundrum. Big B benefit plans are usually subject to ERISA and require specific administration. Little B benefits are those perk and extras we offer to employees to be competitive in the market or to improve employee morale.
April 16
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Its not often a company finds itself in a market position where it has the flexibility and agility of a newcomer, along with a storied history that provides name recognition and a solid base of existing expertise. Global financial services giant AXA is in this sweet spot as it enters the U.S. employee benefit business for the first time.
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Commentary: Additional benefits or coverages that adapt to an employers needs can create a niche offering that often can help employers think holistically about their employees financial future, says The Standards Breanna Scott.
April 7
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In as bold a move as its strongest blend, coffee powerhouse Starbucks late Monday upped the ante to its college degree program the company first unveiled last summer.
April 7



