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Engage Employees to Achieve Cost Savings and Better Health Outcomes

As employers plan their benefits programs for 2025, they face the daunting task of managing costs while ensuring high-quality healthcare options for their workforce. The annual premium average for employer-sponsored family coverage in 2023 was $23,968, with employees contributing an average of 27.4%, or $6,575, according to the KFF Employer Health Benefits Survey. However, access to healthcare is only the first step. Many employees struggle to navigate the complex healthcare system, often seeking medical services

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Tailor Benefits to Strengthen Employee Retention

A recent study by Willis Towers Watson (WTW) indicates that 72% of U.S. employees now prefer to stay with their current employers, marking a shift in workforce dynamics. This trend presents an opportunity – especially for small- and medium-sized businesses – to gain a competitive edge by offering strategic, appealing benefits packages. The annual open enrollment period is pivotal for companies to reinforce employee loyalty. A well-structured benefits package that reflects employee priorities can significantly

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Designing Good Employee Benefits: 8 Questions You Should Ask

As we enter the last full month of summer, many employers are already working to develop their benefits programs for 2025. Creating a benefits plan that pleases everyone, especially in a diverse workforce, can seem impossible. To be successful, it is vital to identify which types of benefits various employee groups require. The secret to a successful scheme is asking the right questions that engage employees and meet their needs. What Are Targeted Questions? Employers

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5 Ways to Control Rising Benefit Costs

Healthcare costs in America have risen significantly since the 1970s, leading many employers to expect modest yearly cost increases in the benefits they offer. However, current economic conditions, an aging population, and increased costs related to managing chronic conditions have led to less manageable increases for many employers. Here are five ways TPAs can help employers continue offering high-value benefits while working to control rising benefits costs. #1 Ask Participants What They Need Before considering

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Building Benefits Packages that Attract and Retain Baby Boomers

This article delves into effective benefits strategies for Baby Boomers, exploring their preferences and offering recommendations for engagement. Understanding Baby Boomers Baby Boomers were born between 1946 and 1964 and have played a significant role in shaping American society and the workforce. As the enrollment season approaches, it’s crucial to understand what motivates this generation, the benefits they value most, and their preferred methods of communication and learning. Baby Boomer Profile Boomers have unique characteristics

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Building Customer Loyalty and Retention with Financial Wellness

As trusted advisors, banks and credit unions are in a unique position to offer guidance. They can also support and educate consumers to help with their financial well-being. Customers who feel their financial institutions support their financial wellness are 3 times more likely to be “very satisfied.” They are also 3 times more likely to recommend their financial institution and 5 times more likely to want to buy more from it. Another survey, this one

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DataPath Welcomes New Executives to Spearhead Growth

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LITTLE ROCK (May 28, 2024) – DataPath, Inc., a trailblazer in technology solutions for the employee benefits, financial services, and insurance sectors, is proud to announce the appointment of two distinguished executives to its leadership team. Sherry Lawton steps into the role of Senior Vice President of Strategic Growth for ProsperityHSA, DataPath’s latest venture to revolutionize the Health Savings Account (HSA) landscape. With over two decades of expertise in HSA banking and consumer-directed healthcare, Lawton is

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HSA Contribution Limits Announced

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced updated HSA annual contribution limits. An important part of consumer-directed healthcare, HSAs offer participants enrolled in HSA-qualified (HDHP) health plans a way to save on taxes while setting aside money for out-of-pocket healthcare expenses for themselves and their families.

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Demystifying Healthcare Costs: Employee Tips to Maximize Benefits and Save Money

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Healthcare costs can be confusing, but with the right knowledge and strategies, just about everyone can navigate this complex landscape effectively. Below are some helpful tips for employees to maximize their benefits and save money in the process.  Understanding Healthcare Costs Before diving into cost-saving tips, it’s essential to understand the various healthcare cost components. Healthcare expenses can include premiums, deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, and out-of-pocket maximums. Additionally, there may be other costs associated with prescription

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