Voluntary benefits are optional insurance products employees can elect, often through payroll deduction. Common examples include dental, accident, life, disability, critical illness, vision, and cancer insurance.
In many cases, voluntary benefits are paid primarily or entirely by employees, depending on plan structure and employer preferences.
Often yes. Employee-paid voluntary benefits can be a practical way to expand benefit options while limiting employer premium expense.
Small and mid-sized businesses across many industries may benefit, including service firms, contractors, retail businesses, professional offices, and automotive repair shops.