If you’ve been running a construction business for long, you’ve probably been tempted to buy the first professional liability insurance plan your agent offers you—and renew it each year—rather than spend valuable time evaluating your options. After all, you have...
Saving for retirement can be complicated. However, if you think the tough decisions are over once you’ve collected your final paycheck, you’re wrong. Tapping into those retirement savings takes just as much careful planning. Withdraw too much too soon and your nest...
What would happen if you were permanently injured or became too ill to work? You might qualify for disability payments from Social Security, but would you be able to survive on the average payout ($1,165/month as of April 2015)? Maybe you have some savings, but would...
The Great Recession was a miserable time for most Americans. Property values plummeted, creating underwater mortgages. Stocks took a hit, devastating retirement savings. Thousands upon thousands lost their jobs. But some experts say that enormous storm cloud had a...
According to the American Bankruptcy Institute, 875,635 Americans filed for bankruptcy in 2014, 11 percent fewer than in the previous year. RealtyTrac data shows 1.12 million foreclosure filings in 2014, an 18 percent drop over 2013. While both declines are good news,...
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