Updates
The MVP Plan Advantage: A Practical Solution for Low-Income Employees
Discover how MVP plans offer affordable health coverage for low-income employees. Learn benefits for employers, ACA compliance, and solving participation challenges.
Turn 'No' into 'Yes': Overcoming Objections This Q4
Every "no" presents an opportunity to turn it into a "yes."
Overcoming objections is an essential skill for employee benefits brokers.
We want to help you tackle objections head-on!
With a deep understanding of our product and the right approach, you can transform objections into opportunities and make this Q4 your best yet.
Keep reading to learn more.
Employee Eligibility & Minimum Essential Coverage Explained
When you dive into Affordable Care Act (ACA) compliance, two crucial pillars emerge – employee eligibility and Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC). Accurate determination of employee eligibility, particularly for variable hour or seasonal employees, is paramount to meeting the 95% offer requirement. Meanwhile, understanding what constitutes MEC under the ACA is essential for employers aiming to fulfill regulatory obligations and safeguard the well-being of their workforce.
Understanding Employee Concerns During Benefits Enrollment
Benefits enrollment can be overwhelming for employees. As brokers, it's crucial to understand their concerns. From cost transparency to personalized guidance, our latest article dives deep into what's on your employees' minds during enrollment season.
Addressing the Benefits Gap in the Gig Economy: A Strategic Opportunity for Brokers
Explore how insurance brokers can tap into the growing gig economy by addressing the benefits gap. Learn strategies to serve 58 million independent workers effectively.
Transforming Employee Benefits: The Impact of AI and Engagement Technology
Explore how AI and Engagement Technology are transforming employee benefits. Learn why brokers must embrace these innovations to enhance client services and stay competitive.
The Growing Need for Employee Mental Health Benefits
Employee mental health has become a critical issue in the workplace, and it's time for employers and benefits advisors to take notice. LIMRA recently reported that a whopping 75% of U.S. workers are dealing with mental health problems in 2024. That's a huge number, and it's only going to get worse if we don't take action.