Forming an employee benefit study group

Article Abstract:

The author suggests that professionals working in the employee benefit field may benefit from forming study groups for which he provides guidelines.

Insurance Agencies and Brokerages, Insurance agents, brokers, & service, Insurance Agents & Brokers, Insurance industry, Study and teaching, Forums (Discussion and debate)

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Employee benefits and the Society of Financial Service Professionals

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the role of members of the Society of Financial Service Professionals, which recently adopted a name change, in the areas of employee benefits and group insurance. Included are discussions of educational issues, networking, and the profession's future.

Management, Society of Financial Service Professionals

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What employers want

Article Abstract:

The author discusses issues concerning services provided by planners who plan businesses' employee benefits from the perspective of businesses of various sizes. Businesses consider fees, size of planning advisers' firms, oversight, and communication important issues.

Financial Planning, Methods

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