• Saving a Trillion Dollars on Health Care should not be this Hard - Employee Benefit Advisor 2/1/07 Highlights Tom Quigley's viewpoint of how few employers have been presented options by their broker and/or agent that could save them up to 90% on their health care costs.

• Ding! Round one goes to David Employee Benefit Advisor 10/4/06 - David vs. Goliath fight with Anthem, Ohio-based benefits adviser Tom Quigley appears to have won round one.

• Antitrust lawsuit against Anthem to continue Cincinnati Business Courier 09/15/06  - U.S. District Court judge has refused to dismiss an antitrust lawsuit filed against Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield by Total Benefits Planning Agency.

• According to Total Benefits Planning(TM), Major Insurance Companies Protect Their Wealth by Fleecing the American People! PR Newswire - 9/1/06 talks about how "The Insurance Companies are certainly part of this Axis of Evil" of allowing the American consumer to preventing the American Consumers of becoming aware of the Total Benefits Planning Program.  

• Insurance entrepreneur takes advantage of tax code to reduce policy costs  Memphis Business Journal - 4/25/06 discusses how Tom Quigley is helping an Agent and his clients in Memphis take advantage of an over 50-year old tax code to save business owners 20-50% on their health insurance.

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According to Kaiser Family Foundation, Group Health care costs rose by 7.7% in 2006.  This is a significant decrease over the rate experienced in 2003 of 13.9%.  However, it's still twice the rate of workers’ wages (3.8 percent) and overall inflation (3.5 percent). Premiums have increased 87 percent over the past six years. Family health coverage now costs an average $11,480 annually, with workers paying an average of $2,973 toward those premiums, about $1,354 more than in 2000. Don't let the high cost of group health care get you down.  There is a solution.  If you want to keep your valuable employees and provide benefits to them without blowing your budget, this concept could work for you!