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Benefits brokers in Fallston, MD

6 benefits brokers in Fallston — 6 named on at least two 2024 Form 5500 filings. Most plan filings first. This is not a ranking of quality or price.

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Eric M Silverman1423 Martin Meadows Dr · Fallston, MD 21047 · Health and welfare plans6 plan filings · $169,507 disclosed · median 166 participantsNamed in Form 5500 filingsMegan Rae Silverman1423 Martin Meadows Drive · Fallston, MD 21047 · Health and welfare plans6 plan filings · $129,743 disclosed · median 221 participantsNamed in Form 5500 filingsMegan R Silverman1423 Martin Meadows Drive · Fallston, MD 21047 · Health and welfare plans5 plan filings · $126,138 disclosed · median 466 participantsNamed in Form 5500 filingsMegan Silverman1423 Martin Meadows Drive · Fallston, MD 21047 · Health and welfare plans5 plan filings · $208,947 disclosed · median 128 participantsNamed in Form 5500 filingsJennifer Stevens2623 Fallston Road · Fallston, MD 21047 · Health and welfare plans3 plan filings · $18,032 disclosed · median 289 participantsNamed in Form 5500 filingsSilverman, Megan, Rae1423 Martin Meadows Dr · Fallston, MD 21047 · Health and welfare plans2 plan filings · $9,097 disclosed · median 169 participantsNamed 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.