Year: 2021

Small businesses need suitable types of insurance to protect assets against damage and legal claims. While most business owners hope they’ll never have to rely on insurance, the truth is, it’s an essential investment. It could make the difference between closing up shop and healthy business longevity.   Workers’ Compensation: This coverage is required in most […]Continue reading

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The Internet is your entrance to the marketplace for the world from the comfort of your home or office. There are safety concerns to address when it comes to identity theft and fraud because organized identity theft groups constantly try to remotely load spyware, malware, Trojan horses, and botnets on victim computers. These programs transmit […]Continue reading

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If you’re one of America’s 64 million Social Security beneficiaries, you might want to prepare yourself for a significant pay raise.   According to the Social Security Administration, the annual cost-of-living (COLA) benefits increase starts with the year you turn 62, and the COLA increase announced in October was 5.9%. Continued inflationary pressure as the […]Continue reading

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It’s important to budget and keep your numbers in check throughout the year. Too often, we can get sidelined, and before we know it, we’re no longer moving in the right direction. Use the checklist below to get back on track before the calendar flips us into 2022.   Is your holiday budget out of […]Continue reading

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The new year is almost upon us! As you flip the calendar on January 1, you should mark some important deadlines to keep you on track:   January 1st:Medicare Coverage starts – assuming you’ve paid your premium 1st:Annual Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment begins 15th:Deadline for Q4 2021 estimated tax payment February Click here for a […]Continue reading

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It’s Long-Term Care (LTC) Awareness Month, and whether you’re in the market now or just curious about insurance coverage choices for the future, it’s important to know where, why, and how to get answers.   There are three main options when it comes to LTC coverage. Traditional long-term care insurance:Also known as standalone long-term care […]Continue reading

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Let’s start with the most echoed statement on the web: Americans are living longer but aren’t necessarily healthier, leading to health problems later in life. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reports that 69% of people will use long-term care services at some point. And that care comes with a cost: Long-term care […]Continue reading

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