Showing 82 — 108 out of 291 articlesLast updated January 17, 2022Bob PhillipsIt can be tempting when you’re younger to put off buying certain types of coverage that aren’t legally required, like disability or life insurance.
InsuranceLast updated January 13, 2022Bob PhillipsBeing a successful full-time freelancer isn’t a zero-sum game — there are plenty of opportunities out there for everyone.
Work-LifeLast updated January 6, 2022Mike BrownOne correlation stuck out from our study: If a consumer had multiple BNPL accounts open at once, they were more prone to overspending, missed or late payments, and poor credit history.
ResearchLast updated January 6, 2022Bob PhillipsYour financial advisor or agent is going to be your household Chief Financial Officer. As such, they need to know you and your situation personally.
MoneyLast updated January 4, 2022Bob PhillipsAccording to a Cornerstone Advisors survey of U.S. consumers, 60% of people that own crypto would use their bank to invest in cryptocurrencies.
MoneyLast updated December 27, 2021Bob PhillipsWould switching to a 4-day workweek with 10-hour days actually improve overall employee productivity and satisfaction?
Work-LifeLast updated December 20, 2021Bob PhillipsThe moral issue of whether or not it’s fair to charge one gender more than the other is a non-factor for an actuary when they determine rates.
InsuranceLast updated December 13, 2021Bob PhillipsDelays and shortages are affecting holiday shopping by making it more difficult to find some highly sought-after gifts.
MoneyLast updated December 6, 2021Bob PhillipsIncome is the sum of any wage, salary, profit, interest payment, rent, or other forms of earnings received by a household, individual, or business.
MoneyLast updated March 29, 2022Bob PhillipsOne spouse may need to be removed from coverage, policies may need to be revised, and beneficiaries will likely need to be changed.
MoneyLast updated November 23, 2021Bob PhillipsOne way is making money from an asset that you’re not actively involved in; the other is receiving income from performing a service.
MoneyLast updated March 29, 2022Bob PhillipsCurrently, only six states mandate a stand-alone personal finance course in high school: UT, MO, TN, NC, AL, and VA.
MoneyLast updated November 10, 2021Mike BrownThere’s a severe lack of personal savings amongst American consumers. 24% couldn't cover a $250 expense, 47% couldn't cover a $1,000 expense. Breeze found this is impacting other areas of life, like career development.
ResearchLast updated November 11, 2021Bob PhillipsA good example of an exclusion you would find in a disability insurance or health insurance policy is an exclusion for a pre-existing condition.
InsuranceLast updated June 30, 2022Bob PhillipsLike all other goods and services, the cost of childcare will vary according to the location and the quality of the product received.
MoneyLast updated November 4, 2021Bob PhillipsDo-it-yourself (DIY) personal finance and financial planning have taken root, and there are no signs of them slowing down.
MoneyLast updated October 27, 2021Bob PhillipsWhile some organizations are putting money into the wallets of people getting vaccinated, some are also taking money out from the unvaccinated.
MoneyLast updated October 19, 2021Bob PhillipsAs an entrepreneur, in addition to homeowners and auto insurance, you have other must-have coverages that you need to consider.
InsuranceLast updated October 14, 2021Bob PhillipsGlobal statistics indicate workplace stress is being experienced by an increasing number of people struggling with mental health issues.
Work-LifeLast updated October 11, 2021Bob PhillipsWith so many different types of financial professionals out there, how do you decide who to call when you need some guidance?
MoneyLast updated October 8, 2021Joel PalmerFor the second year in a row, open enrollment will occur against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Work-LifeLast updated October 7, 2021Bob PhillipsAccording to a Pew Research Center study, the U.S. has the world’s highest rate of children living in single-parent households.
InsuranceLast updated March 29, 2022Joel PalmerA financial windfall is any sudden, usually unexpected, influx of money well beyond your normal budget.
MoneyLast updated October 6, 2021Joel PalmerIf your new business will rely on supplies and inputs from other sources, now may not be the best time to start a business.
Work-LifeLast updated October 5, 2021Bob PhillipsChildren account for about 45% of all Medicaid enrollees, and the elderly and disabled account for about 25%.
InsuranceLast updated March 31, 2022Joel PalmerIf you want to save on your health insurance premium you can choose a high-deductible health plan (HDHP).
InsuranceLast updated December 9, 2022Bob PhillipsMedicare Part A’s primary purpose is to cover the costs of hospitalization. You automatically receive Part A when you enroll in Medicare.
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