Expert Opinion

As the frequency of cyber attacks increases, so has demand for cyber insurance. However, insurers are now asking for more proof companies have certain cybersecurity strategies in place before providing coverage.

In 2023, employers can expect to pay more than double the 2022 increase in health insurance costs, and brokers are in a unique position to help their clients see that there are solutions to combat rising health care costs.

Retirement savings plans could see a significant upgrade if this pending legislation becomes law before the end of the year, giving small businesses more ability to offer plans and opening up opportunities to gig workers.

As a benefits professional, you are in a unique position to help employers attract and retain employees. Here are eight ways to deepen your relationship with your clients by helping them drive employee loyalty.

National, state and local rules may continue to change, but employers need to be aware of regulatory changes and consult with their broker, compliance team and other trusted advisors.

Plan sponsors should educate employees using every possible tool from virtual to written to on-site meetings, as well as directing messaging to certain groups of participants.

With the new laws, employers can gain a significant boost for talent, as nearly 8 in 10 employees expressed that they're more likely to submit an application to listings with realistic salary ranges, according to a new report.

The actuarial group relayed its support of automatic enrollment in new 401(k)s, benefit portability and other key provisions of the landmark legislation, expected to become law by the end of 2022.