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Some in the benefits world see the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act as a slippery slope, or even a setup. Others think the law is here to stay.
Sales skills are the lifeblood of the benefits industry.
Trevor Garbers has a ringside seat on sales of voluntary accident coverage.
A combination of medical and voluntary accident coverage is gaining popularity.
Steve Brady, national accounts sales director at The Standard in Portland, Ore., remembers a group of ship pilots who work the waters of Puget Sound.
Long-term disability insurance is on the upswing, experts say. And that means there is a lot of sales potential ahead.
Driven by both economics and culture, telemedicine is a way for employers and employees to push through the growing medical bottleneck
Premiums are skyrocketing. It's hard to qualify for. It's less common. Is long-term care insurance still a good group benefit?
When Maura Carley's mother was offered guaranteed-issue, group long-term care insurance, she snapped it up.