Gibson's 3rd Annual Benefits Benchmark Survey!

The Benefits Benchmark Survey provides you with "Fortune 500” qualitative and quantitative data on your employee benefits programs.

You will gain insight into what other regional companies your size are doing to attract and retain employees and be provided the invaluable information to base your benefits decisions on regional market norms rather than relying on generalities and assumptions.

The survey is for mid-sized organizations - with 50 or more employees - in the geographical area covering Kalamazoo to the north, Indianapolis to the south, Ft. Wayne to the east and LaPorte to the west.

The survey is being offered to thousands of companies. By participating in the survey, you will be invited to an interactive seminar where you'll receive your individual results.

There's no cost to participate. Just valuable and easy to understand information to help you stay competitive.

NEWS

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Financial Rationale For Long-Term Care Planning - The economic impact of long-term care is a significant issue. We recommend you explore the lifetime financial impact of a care event with and without insurance: would you be better off self-funding the risk and investing the premium to create a personal fund for future care or mitigating some part of the risk with long-term care insurance (LTCI)? [Read More]

Flood Insurance: What Is Your Risk Tolerance? - Many areas in the state of Indiana and across the country have experienced flooding this past winter. Six inches of moving water can cause a person to lose their balance and be swept away. Two feet of moving water can float a vehicle - including sport utility vehicles. Flooded sewers can cause enormous health hazards and flooding can destroy homes, roads, and bridges. [Read More]