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Many employers still want to keep the employees they have, but cash is tight.

As the workplace changes, so do workers and their benefits needs.

Here's where the movers and shakers will be moving and shaking.

In the competition for talent, employers look to provide benefits that are most valuable to today’s workforce in a cost-effective way. As such, the economic value of benefits programs are front and center for employers.

New sales for hospital indemnity insurance were especially strong.

The push and pull between customization and privacy presents a puzzle and an opportunity for benefits advisors who want to go beyond having a transactional relationship with their clients and become trusted advisors.

CNO, Lincoln, New York Life and Prudential are some of the companies competing harder for sales of products like critical illness and hospital indemnity insurance.

Six in 10 retirees and pre-retirees are willing to spend $100 or more for a comprehensive analysis of their financial situation, according to LIMRA.