Benefits Sales Strategies

Criticism of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., secretary of Health and Human Services, is growing in the wake of contentious congressional hearings about vaccine policy and staff upheaval at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

At a time of significant rate hikes and financial pressures, large employers, which account for more than $800 billion in health care expenditures, are driving the future of the health benefits market.

3 in 4 respondents (75%) said they struggled to balance their financial goals while supporting their families.

About one-quarter of the workers who have employer-provided coverage don't know that.

In this episode, we dive into the exciting (you read that right!) world of compliance, with Jennifer Spiegel Berman, compliance maven and chief legal officer at Lumelight.

Consulting actuaries at Milliman have surprising news for Americans saving for retirement: The typical cost of paying for acute health care after age 65 might be falling.