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Rate providers on service standards – and earn a £25 voucher

20 May 2024
CA Provider Service ratings: Give us your views and receive a £25 Amazon voucher
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Last year Royal London was the only provider to achieve a prestigious five-star rating in Corporate Adviser’s Service Ratings report — but do other providers deserve this honour this year? 

These comprehensive and independent benchmark ratings are based on feedback from consultants and advisers working across all areas of the employee benefits market, from workplace pensions and group risk to PMI and corporate cash plans.

TO COMPLETE THE SURVEY PLEASE CLICK HERE 

Consultants and advisers are now invited to vote on who is delivering the best and worst service standards across the industry. Feedback can be left on the link above. All answers will of course remain anonymous, and those taking part qualify for a £25 Amazon voucher as a thank you for their time.

This survey comes after service standards dipped last year, with providers facing the challenge of increased demand from employers and employees post Covid, and a difficult recruitment background, making it hard to expand key customer support services. 

This trend was particularly pronounced across health and wellbeing services, with many employees turning to workplace benefits policies after struggling to access primary healthcare through the NHS.

But 12 months later, are providers meeting these challenges head on and improving service standards? If so, is this a trend seen across employee benefits sector — or only apparent in certain sectors or from particular providers? 

Corporate Adviser is seeking views from all employee benefit consultants whether they are advising large corporates or SMEs on pensions, protection and health and wellbeing.

These benchmark ratings are well regarded in the industry, and seen by both providers and advisers as an unbiased and independent evaluation of customer service standards in the industry. These ratings support advisers in understanding what they should expect from providers, and enable them to see how their own experiences of providers compare with those of their peers.

To complete the survey please click on the link here

The post Rate providers on service standards – and earn a £25 voucher appeared first on Corporate Adviser.

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