Voluntary Benefits

Patrick Tomlinson, the vice chair, said the company still sees benefits management opportunities at large employers.

Careful use of the technology can make the mad scramble less mad.

At a time when more workers need fertility services, coverage is shrinking.

The Georgia agent says he wants to expand NABIP's voice in health care policy.

The judge concluded that the low per-person amount is fair because winning anything more in court could be difficult.

But Keith Sonderling declined to say when exactly new implementation regulations might show up.