Research from actuarial and management consultants Tillinghast and its sister company Towers Perrin ...
Research from actuarial and management consultants Tillinghast and its sister company Towers Perrin suggests advisers have yet to maximise opportunities for distribution of financial products via the workplace. In a recent survey, Towers Perrin found at least 56% of companies expect to take a different philosophical approach to their benefits packages in the future and offer a wider range of options but with greater control of the cost of the benefits financed by the employer. They say the number of companies offering voluntary benefit plans are up by 10% to 33% since 2000. Some 12% h...
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