Employer-Provided Benefits

Are you making the most of your employer-sponsored benefits? 401(k), HSA, FSA, life and disability insurance, etc.


Your employer-sponsored benefits are more than just perks—they’re an essential part of your financial strategy. But are you taking full advantage of them?

It’s worth asking:

  • Retirement Plan: Is your contribution level and investment mix aligned with your goals and risk tolerance?

  • Health Insurance: Do changes in your family—such as a spouse or new dependents—mean it’s time to adjust your coverage?

  • Disability Coverage: Do you have enough emergency savings to bridge the elimination period before benefits begin?

Regularly reviewing your benefits ensures they stay in sync with your evolving financial goals. Beyond any single benefit, it’s about how they work together to support your long-term strategy.

To help, we’ve created a checklist that highlights the most important areas to review. With the right guidance, these benefits can become powerful building blocks for your financial security.

Download our Employer-Provided Benefits Guide here.

While checklists and flowcharts can help you identify different opportunities, we are always available to meet with you to discuss your financial needs and goals, and to help identify what the best opportunities are for you.

 
 

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