ERISA Outline Book Alternatives

[Gadgetfreak]

For those of you who use the online edition of the EOB, are you happy with the changes they just made? Although it seems "prettier", I find the navigation much more difficult than before. Does anyone know of alternative reference manuals (online) to which I can subscribe? Thx.

[shERPA]

I had not used the new edition yet until I saw this message.

I agree, it does not make a good first impression.

[Guest Pubs_ASPPA]

For those of you who use the online edition of the EOB, are you happy with the changes they just made? Although it seems "prettier", I find the navigation much more difficult than before. Does anyone know of alternative reference manuals (online) to which I can subscribe? Thx.

The 2012 EOB on-line product navigation is being enhanced and you will see improvement within the next 2 weeks. Please feel free to contact publications@asppa.org with any additional questions or concerns.

[shERPA]

Wow, it's gotten worse. It now totally locks up my browsers. I've tried it in both IE and Firefox.

[Belgarath]

Shifting the question a bit to the hard copy version, was it just our index, or was everyone's screwed up? Ours goes directly from eligibility rules to PFEA, then from PFEA to the Yield Curves, then back to eligibility rules through permitted disparity. Somewhat disconcerting to work with...

[gregburst]

Shifting the question a bit to the hard copy version, was it just our index, or was everyone's screwed up? Ours goes directly from eligibility rules to PFEA, then from PFEA to the Yield Curves, then back to eligibility rules through permitted disparity. Somewhat disconcerting to work with...

My hard copy does not have those mistakes.