Madison, WI (April 9, 2020) – Local Madison NBC affilitate WMTV featured TASC CEO Dan Rashke in a news segment on how TASC is helping businesses during COVID-19. The story is available here.
Education benefits through TASC Universal Benefit Account® can help an employer stand out while investing in their workforce.
By providing financial security and removing the burden of unexpected expenses, these benefits contribute to both financial and mental well-being.Oversee all employee benefits administration for FSA, HSA, Dependent Care, plus 50 more benefit accounts all with ONE Portal, ONE Mobile App, and ONE Card.
TASC Offerings
Get the advantages of one-stop-shopping for all of your employee benefit and compliance needs backed by outstanding customer care, innovative technology, and 45+ years of expertise.
From standard healthcare benefits like FSA, HSA and HRA to Family, Lifestyle, and COBRA, TASC offers the efficiency of a single platform and instant configurability.
Employers
Learn how can you make the benefit experience easy and intuitive, save time and money and increase employee satisfaction through benefit account participation.
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Our goal is to provide wider access to comprehensive benefit options for both, employees and employers, through a network of businesses, brokers, and strategic partnerships.
Discover a solution that best fits your organization and become a part of the TASC network today.
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About Us
With nearly 50 years of experience administering employee benefits for 80,000+ clients, TASC has a rich history in serving businesses of all sizes nationwide.
About TASC
As the nation’s largest privately held third-party benefits administrator, TASC has a mission to improve the health, wealth and well-being of its customers, employees, and communities.
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