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Articles in August, 2008 issue of Employee Benefit Adviser

• New terms for Endearment
  by Robert Whiddon
• Employers must examine extra costs tied to administering specialty drugs
  by Lydell C. Bridgeford
• Southern hospitality shines through as Georgia passes HSA legislation
  by Molly Bernhart
• Employers beginning to shake off the lump-sum mentality in favor of annuities
  by Lydell C. Bridgeford
• Retirement disclosure presents challenges, Opportunities
  by Molly Bernhart
• Reassessing non-insurance voluntary in light of an economic downturn
  by Molly Bernhart
• Venus And Mars In Benefits Advising
  by Michelle Mc Mullen
• Rising gas prices have employers thinking hard about schedules, commuting issues
  by Lydell C. Bridgeford
• Catalyzing LTC Sales
  by Robert L. Whiddon Illustration By Kyle T. Webster
• Better business performance is at hand for advisers willing to get busy
  by Jack Kwicien
• Addressing the ailing economy in the workplace
• Rebate wrangling
  by Robert L. Whiddon
• Legal exits
• Mapping out the cost savings and the casualties
• Changing demographics could both stifle and stimulate benefit sales
  by Robert L. Whiddon
• HR executives hope to help employees manage their finances during a recession
  by Molly Bernhart
• Titanic collision atop the brokerage ranks may create room, opportunity
  by Dan McKeever
• On the road with Rob Nielsen
• Turn speaking and writing gigs into good leads with a little planning
  by Mel Schlesinger
• Virtual reality takes on benefit communication and enrollment
  by Kelley M. Butler
• Focus on communication may stimulate gender parity in advising
  by Helen Box-Farnen
• Once you've read it all, get fed at the Raw Bar