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The Private Insurance Exchange for State Bar of Georgia members is a multi-carrier private exchange designed for members and their staff and dependents. Available to both individuals and employer groups, the exchange offers a wide range of health insurance choices and more.
Just as every employee is unique, so are their benefit needs. Employers now have a way to address the different requirements of each employee, while also managing the company’s bottom line. That means cost control for the employer, and choices for the employee.
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How to Determine When Long-term Care Is Needed
It is estimated that roughly 70 percent of people turning 65 will need some type of long-term care service in their lifetime. But needing long-term care is not something strictly determined by age. Instead, the threshold for determining whether a person needs long-term care services is determined by their ability to manage activities of daily …
Two Reasons to Check Your LTD Plan
It’s easy to think that a long-term disability diagnosis will never happen to you. But having a safe profession and low-risk lifestyle does not negate the need to protect your income if you are no longer able to perform the duties of your occupation. Here are two big reasons to consider this coverage: Reason #1: …
How to Handle Rising Group Health Costs
When was the last time you thought about your group health insurance and benefits offerings? Maybe it’s not something you think about every quarter (or even every year) but in today’s environment, employer-based health insurance and benefits packages have never been more important. The Growing Cost of Group Health Insurance According to the National Business …
How to Safeguard Your Firm from Malpractice Lawsuits
Being a lawyer comes with a lot of responsibility, but even the most meticulous lawyers make mistakes that could lead to a costly malpractice suit. There are two easy best practices you can adopt that will help prevent these costly mistakes in the first place. 1) Don’t be afraid to overcommunicate. Just as clear communication …