Voluntary Benefits Magazine - Issue 33 ~ Released This Month
West Palm Beach, FL, March 08, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Read issue #33 of the Voluntary Benefits Magazine, released the beginning of March, http://www.voluntarybenefitsmagazine.com. This is the only magazine dedicated strictly to limited medical and voluntary benefits solutions for employers.
Read the 33rd issue of the monthly magazine dedicated to Limited Medical, Mini Medical and Worksite Insurance Products at http://www.VoluntaryBenefitsMagazine.com.
The 33rd issue of Voluntary Benefits Magazine features an article by Todd Whitehill who schools readers on how to balance benefits and budgets. David Weldon’s piece offers employers tips on how to keep costs low while maintaining a healthy employee wellness incentive program.
The Voluntary Benefits Magazine was created by some of the original founders and creators of limited medical and mini medical plans who believed that this industry and the worksite industry, which is a multi-billion dollar industry, was extremely underserved and does not get the attention it deserves. Thousands of companies provide either insurance products or vendor services and solutions in this industry and yet there is not a single dedicated magazine or conference for this industry.
The Voluntary Benefits Magazine promises to provide readers the most cutting edge advice and expertise, not by writers who know nothing about the industry, but written by the experts actively involved in the worksite industry who will give readers practical advice that they can immediately use.
In January 2011, The Voluntary Benefits Magazine launched a digital, Flip-Through View of the online publication. User-friendly and accessible on iPad, iPhone, and Android devices, readership has increased dramatically by experiencing the new digital version.
If you are interested in submitting an article, would like to ask a question, submit a response to the editor, or have any questions please feel free to contact us.
For more information please contact:
Dan Alexander
Assistant Editor
Benefits Live Magazine
DAlexander@BenefitsLiveMagazine.com
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Read the 33rd issue of the monthly magazine dedicated to Limited Medical, Mini Medical and Worksite Insurance Products at http://www.VoluntaryBenefitsMagazine.com.
The 33rd issue of Voluntary Benefits Magazine features an article by Todd Whitehill who schools readers on how to balance benefits and budgets. David Weldon’s piece offers employers tips on how to keep costs low while maintaining a healthy employee wellness incentive program.
The Voluntary Benefits Magazine was created by some of the original founders and creators of limited medical and mini medical plans who believed that this industry and the worksite industry, which is a multi-billion dollar industry, was extremely underserved and does not get the attention it deserves. Thousands of companies provide either insurance products or vendor services and solutions in this industry and yet there is not a single dedicated magazine or conference for this industry.
The Voluntary Benefits Magazine promises to provide readers the most cutting edge advice and expertise, not by writers who know nothing about the industry, but written by the experts actively involved in the worksite industry who will give readers practical advice that they can immediately use.
In January 2011, The Voluntary Benefits Magazine launched a digital, Flip-Through View of the online publication. User-friendly and accessible on iPad, iPhone, and Android devices, readership has increased dramatically by experiencing the new digital version.
If you are interested in submitting an article, would like to ask a question, submit a response to the editor, or have any questions please feel free to contact us.
For more information please contact:
Dan Alexander
Assistant Editor
Benefits Live Magazine
DAlexander@BenefitsLiveMagazine.com
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Voluntary Benefits Association
Troy Balakhan
561-792-4418
www.voluntarybenefitsmagazine.com
Troy Balakhan
561-792-4418
www.voluntarybenefitsmagazine.com
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