Universal Benefit Plans Teams up with Leggette Actuaries to Offer Free COBRA Services to New Clients
Posted on: Wednesday, 25 March 2009, 14:18 CDT
"The Federal Government doesn't care how businesses communicate and administer employee benefits to active employees, but they do care how they communicate and administer them for inactive employees," says Edan Barshan, President of Universal Benefit Plans. "COBRA is one of the most complex Federal laws that impacts employee benefits. There are deadlines to meet, notices to send, grace periods to accept and penalties to pay for those who fail to do any of the above. The bottom line is that COBRA is an employee benefits issue, and we take care of all of our clients' benefits needs."
COBRA administration--especially with the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) regulatory changes--is not only a challenging and confusing responsibility, but also a frustrating task that contributes nothing to the bottom line. With Leggette Actuaries, Universal Benefit Plans offers an effective and complimentary COBRA administration solution that clients can count on for both time and cost savings, as well as compliance.
In addition to this, Universal Benefit Plans is taking the lead in educating employers on legislative changes regarding ARRA and COBRA. The company will offer a complimentary web seminar
About Universal Benefit Plans: Universal Benefit Plans, Inc. is a
About Leggette Actuaries: Since 1973, Leggette Actuaries/Consultants has provided reliable and successful recordkeeping, benefit consulting and actuarial services for businesses across the globe. By taking a matrix-management approach utilizing an exceptionally flexible combination of numerous platforms, Leggette creates a custom programs to fit companies' needs, now and into the future. For more information, please visit http://www.leggette.com
SOURCE Universal Benefit Plans
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