Host Bob Leins welcomes John Jilek, Certified Financial Planner to talk about how to approach financial planning in the new year.

Host Bob Leins and co-host Tammy Flanagan, Senior Benefits Director at NITP, welcome Mike Causey to take a look back at Federal Benefits over the past year and a look to what's ahead.

Host Bob Leins welcomes Mike Townshend, retirement and aging authority. With the New Year coming, now is a good time for a self-assessment. What might this include?

Host Bob Leins welcomes Kari Utz-Wolsky, Nutrition Counselor and Personal Trainer. Tired of gaining weight over the holidays every year - and the time and effort to lose it? Wondering if you should avoid sweets, fatty foods and spirits?

Host Bob Leins and co-host Tammy Flanagan, Senior Benefits Director at NITP, welcome Gavin Toner, manager of Mid-Atlantic Federal Health Plans for Kaiser Permanente and Dr. Bruce Wollman, Associate Medical Director of Government Affairs for the Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group.

Hosts Bob Leins and Tammy Flanagan, Senior Benefits Director at NITP, welcome insurance expert and author Walton Francis to the studio to talk about FEHBP open season. The Checkbook's Guide shows that most families can save $2,000 or more by selecting better plan choices.

Host Bob Leins welcomes both VSP Vision Care - Vision Care Federal Plans and Dominion National Dental Plans to the studio.

Host Bob Leins and co-host Bob Braunstein, Federal Benefits Specialist at NITP, welcome Brian Sperling, Senior Account Executive with Government Employees Health Association, Inc. (GEHA) to the studio.

Join our hosts Bob Leins and John Elliott as they welcome Tom Bernatavitz, Vice-President of Aetna Federal Plans to the studio. This is another in our series of weekly shows devoted to the range of health insurance plans available to Feds during Open Season.

November 6, 2017

Host Bob Leins and co-host John Elliott, Federal Benefits Specialist, welcome Jay Fritz, Chief, Program Analysis and Systems Support, Federal Employee Insurance Operations, U.S. Office of Personnel Management to the studio.