BenefitsPRO Magazine July 2015

Vision Source List

Charlene Harris

Vision insurance Source List.

The 5 puzzle pieces of workplace wellness

Tanja Madsen

Many employers are now recognizing that there are a variety of factors that influence health and productivity in today's workplacenot just the physical component.
Medicaid's Changing Face

Ingrid Case

Happy birthday, Medicaid!

Benefits Selling Expo Recap 2015

Kathryn Mayer

The 2015 Benefits Selling Expo, held in Scottsdale, Arizona, drew more than 950 attendees, 114 exhibitors, a new Broker of the Year winner, two talking heads in a PPACA debate and plenty of industry dialogue in its 11th year.
Voluntary goes mainstream

Bonnie Brazzell and Gil Lowerre

The annual Benefits Selling/Eastbridge Voluntary survey was conducted during March and April of this year, and almost 300 producers responded, representing a combination of employee benefit brokers, traditional voluntary brokers, enrollment companies and agents.
7 disciplines that drive growth

Kevin Trokey

The world of benefits has changed.
3 surprising facts about asset allocation

Christopher Carosa

Im not one for self-censorship, but I must admit I was forced to remove a controversial chapter from my latest book Hey! What's My Number? It wasn't that the contents were factually incorrect.
2016 HSA limits announced

Kathryn Mayer

The IRS said it is raising the maximum allowable contribution to a health savings account by $100 in 2016but only for families.
Change is the only constant

Tamara Patterson

Those of you who have followed this space for the past 11 years know that it's been filled with the unique passion and viewpoint of Denis Storey.
Benefits are boring (except when they’re not)

Brian Hicks

I hear a lot about how employee benefits is a boring business.
Will automation put brokers out of a job?

Bruce Hentschel

Does full automation spell the end of your career as an employee benefits broker? The answer is no.
Voluntary product winners and losers

Bonnie Brazzell and Gil Lowerre

Last month we reviewed the voluntary industry's 2014 sales, which were up almost 4 percent to $6.89 billion.
Overhead costs explode under PPACA

Dan Cook

As is becoming clear, there's nothing cheap about affordable health insurance for the masses.
The forgotten enroller

Marty Traynor

Managing technology, giving away technology and using technology for enrollment are all the rage in the benefits world.
Nontraditional offerings changing the wellness game

Scott Wooldridge

Forget old-fashioned wellness offerings. Nontraditional benefits are on the rise in workplaces.

BenefitsPRO Magazine-July 2015

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