Benefits brokers in Savannah, GA
23 benefits brokers in Savannah — 23 named on at least two 2024 Form 5500 filings. Most plan filings first. This is not a ranking of quality or price.
Health and welfare plans (21)Median plan under 200 participants (10)Median plan 200 to 999 participants (12)Fees reported as well as commissions (13)
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Marsh & McLennan Agency LLCNamed in Form 5500 filingsMcGriff Insurance Services, INC.Named in Form 5500 filingsBenefit Communication SpecialistsNamed in Form 5500 filingsWilson Employee Benefits EducationNamed in Form 5500 filingsJoyce Herndon-GarvinNamed in Form 5500 filingsSterling Seacrest Pritchard, INCNamed in Form 5500 filingsToomer Vanderhorst AimarNamed in Form 5500 filingsEd WilsonNamed in Form 5500 filingsTerry Joseph BrennanNamed in Form 5500 filingsJohn HaslamNamed in Form 5500 filings
Reginald RigginsNamed in Form 5500 filingsRobert L HannahNamed in Form 5500 filingsUsi Insurance Services LLCNamed in Form 5500 filingsBentech INCNamed in Form 5500 filingsLance V ShniderNamed in Form 5500 filingsSharon WilsonNamed in Form 5500 filingsSterling Seacrest Partners, INC.Named in Form 5500 filingsBenefit Communication SpecialistsNamed in Form 5500 filingsBenefit Communications SpecialistsNamed in Form 5500 filingsGlenn W BrantleyNamed in Form 5500 filingsLance ShniderNamed in Form 5500 filingsSara E BrieryNamed in Form 5500 filingsSeacrest Partners, INCNamed in Form 5500 filings
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Listed from DOL EBSA Form 5500 datasets — Schedule A Part 1, DOL EBSA Form 5500 datasets — Form 5500, DOL EFAST2 Form 5500 search. Order: most plan filings first — not a quality or price ranking — never paid. Is something wrong? Tell us.