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Do's and Don'ts of Employee Benefits
During October and November a majority of people will be having open enrollment for benefits. We encourage you to take the time to thoroughly review your benefit options. Make sure you pick the best options for your situation and do not leave any benefits on the table. Below are some do’s and don’ts when reviewing your employee benefits.
The Basics of Disability and Life Insurance
By Becky Eason
A personal catastrophe is something that no one wants to think about. Most of us go through life with the mentality of “it won’t happen to me,” but unfortunately at some point in your life you will likely be impacted by an accident, disability or premature death of yourself or a loved one.
Knock Knock - Open Enrollment, Who?
Open Enrollment for 2021 runs from November 1, 2020 through December 15, 2020. Coverage begins January 1, 2021. It is a time in which individuals are required to opt in or out of health, dental, and vision insurance for the upcoming calendar year.
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