The best Risk Management blogs curated and ranked based on multiple factors, including content relevancy, subject expertise, posting frequency, and freshness of content. Blogs with highest credibility within the Risk Management space are ranked higher. This list is updated regularly to ensure it reflects the most active, influential, and valuable Risk Management blogs on the internet today.
Continue reading 100 Best Risk Management Blogs to Follow in 2026
Hey, I totally understand the need to see a doctor due to moments of fear for one’s life. But there’s that, and then there are these people.
Continue reading 35 Of The Dumbest, Most Ridiculous Patients To Ever Enter The ER, And I’m Convinced Healthcare Workers Do NOT Get Paid Enough
In 10 years, the most prestigious business schools will be educating the next generation about how we changed healthcare and health insurance in the United States.
Continue reading We Just Lost An RFP. Why?
TPAs and carriers find working with health insurance brokers a necessary evil although they will never say so out loud. To do so would be business suicide.
Continue reading The Love-Hate Broker Relationship
By Bill Rusteberg
In 1982, after nine years of corporate servitude, I left the inner sanctums of a large health insurance company and the comfort of receiving a corporate paycheck every two weeks whether I earned it or not.
Continue reading Feeding Brokers At The Expense of Starving Ones
By Bill Rusteberg
As a self employed insurance agent I’ve worked with hundreds of clients over the past 50 years, the result of calling on thousands more in prospecting efforts to gain more business. I’ve met all types of personalities, developing a skill few have. Understanding motivation, goals and interests is secondary to understanding moral and ethical values of those you strive to do business with.
Continue reading The Best Work Comes Out of Great Relationships
By Bill Rusteberg
Self-funded? Curious about how much it costs to pay a claim? To find out you have to ferret out all the fixed costs. Be aware, some are hidden on the claim side of the ledger.
Continue reading Cost of Paying Claims
“Employer health coverage. Its optional. A person is free to decline that coverage and buy cheaper services/products elsewhere. There is no fiduciary injury when a person chooses to overpay. And the person is free Feto ask for higher wages instead of health benefits. Or don’t work for a company that withholds your compensation from you.” – Leon Wisniewski
Continue reading Don’t Work For A Company That Withholds Your Compensation From You
FROM: Joanne Giardini-Russell – joanne@gmedicareteam.com
Hi there!
Quick one. We launched WorkPast65.com this morning. It’s a free guide that walks Medicare-eligible employees through the working-past-65 rules in plain English. Within hours we had hundreds of downloads. People want this information badly, and most are getting it wrong because the rules genuinely aren’t intuitive.
Continue reading Free Guide For Medicare Eligible Employees
By Jim Farley, J.P. Farley Corporation
There was a time when treating your company’s healthcare plan as an administrative HR function was just mildly inefficient. Today, it is the equivalent of institutional financial negligence.
Continue reading Why Accepting A Fully Insured Renewal is Financial Negligence
