Employee Benefits
Employee Benefit programs have become an increasingly costly component of an employer's operations. The financial management and integration of these plans have been further complicated by the evolution of managed care, the realignment of the provider and hospital industry and the endless stream of state and federal legislation including the Affordable Care Act (“Health Care Reform”).
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The confiscatory nature of our tax laws, the desire to ensure the financial security of our loved ones and the need to insure complex business arrangements present engaging challenges to business people and professionals alike. For these and other reasons, insurance products have evolved as flexible and creative tools and solutions.
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As our clients progress through various life stages, they are confronted with many issues and questions surrounding all the elements of what we call “Wealth Preservation”. These elements include, but are not limited to Estate & Legacy Strategies, Retirement Planning, Social Security Planning, Health Care, Long Term Care and Medicare Planning.
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Since 1976 von Halle Brokerage Group has helped our clients protect their family, wealth, retirement, business and the wellbeing of their employees through the use of insurance, employee benefit & wealth protection services. We genuinely care about the needs of our clients and work diligently to build valued and long lasting relationships based upon trust and confidence by providing experienced and meaningful services and guidance.
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