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How Can We Help You: The Voluntary Benefits Series

Ron Neyer, MBA, AIRC, CLU, ChFC; Kimberly A. Landry; Mary Lesch, Ph.D. 9/1/2020

What do employers want from their voluntary benefits carriers?

Summary

Employers have many factors to consider when choosing a voluntary benefits carrier, and their expectations of their carriers are high. What are employers’ most important considerations when selecting a carrier for their voluntary benefits? Which factors contribute most to their ongoing satisfaction with their benefits providers? To answer these questions, LIMRA surveyed 1,430 U.S. employers about what matters most to them in a voluntary benefits carrier across a variety of areas such as implementation, claims, service, and technology capabilities.

Reports in the Series

How Can We Help You? Key Employer Considerations in Selecting Voluntary Benefit Carriers

Oct 28, 2020

How do employers evaluate voluntary benefits carriers? Which general and specific considerations do they consider most important?

How Can We Help You? Employers' Service Expectations for Voluntary Benefits

Sep 1, 2020

What matters most to employers when it comes to voluntary benefit implementation, service, and claims?

How Can We Help You? Employers Share Their Experiences and Expectations for Voluntary Benefits

May 19, 2020

What do employers consider most important when selecting voluntary benefit carriers? Learn about their expectations for implementation, claims, service, and technology.

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Meet the Project Director

Ron Neyer, MBA, AIRC, CLU, ChFC
Neyer’s area of expertise is monitoring and communicating trends in workplace insurance distribution. He manages carrier practice studies, as well as research projects focusing on employers, employees, and brokers/advisors. He also conducts ongoing research that tracks the compensation practices of U.S. and Canadian carriers. Neyer is a frequent author and presenter for industry publications and events, where he shares research-based insights. He manages LIMRA’s Account Management Study Group and has served on committees for both the Voluntary Employee Benefit Board and the Voluntary Benefits Forum. He joined LIMRA in 1998 and received his bachelor’s degree and M.B.A. from the University of Connecticut.

Associate Research Director, Workplace Benefits Research
LIMRA
Rneyer@limra.com


For more information, please contact Rneyer@limra.com.

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