In the new year, a lot of people’s resolutions may be regarding improving their finances. Knowing what to prioritize is critical for achieving your goals as quickly as possible, and now is the perfect time to create or revisit your financial plan. Here’s a guide for when you’re unsure what to do with your money or want to focus on the best financial resolutions for the upcoming year.
Is it time to update your health insurance coverage? Starting November 1, you'll have a limited window to do so. Here's what to consider about changing your coverage.
If you prioritize sustainability and environmentally focused business practices, your company may benefit from obtaining a B Corporation designation.
Putting your child’s name on the deed to your home is often seen as a simple and inexpensive estate planning technique to ensure your son or daughter receives your home when you pass. However, putting your child on your deed can actually cost you much more than you think. Be sure to consult your financial advisor and an estate planning attorney before you add a child’s name to your deed.
COVID-19 has changed much about our day-to-day routines. Because of this, there may be important changes to make to your insurance coverage in 2021.
Divorce is a life-altering process no matter your net worth. If this is something you may be going through, there are a few things you can do now to help protect your financial wellbeing.
Whether by choice or not, a lack of health insurance can make paying for medical expenses difficult. If you aren't covered, here are 8 ways to save and make your medical payments more manageable.
Can there be some positive outcomes from COVID-19? Here, we go through some of the pandemic's long-term effects on the insurance industry.
If the Social Security 1.3% cost-of-living adjustment was a disappointment, the Medicare Part B premium increase of 2.7% was a relief.
