Americans are notoriously bad at saving money. Not just in the traditional sense, for the big stuff we want, like a car, college, a home and retirement. But also for the little bumps and hiccups life throws in our way — the broken bones and car repairs, braces for the kids and cell phones…
Filing for bankruptcy can feel like you’ve hit the financial equivalent of rock bottom. While it does wipe out your old debt, bankruptcy stays on your credit report for seven to 10 years, hurting your long-term chances of qualifying for a mortgage or other credit.
Despite the hardships you’ll endure, you can recover from…
Being a parent is the most rewarding — and hardest — job you’ve ever had, but unfortunately, it doesn’t come with a salary. In fact, having kids causes you to spend a ton of extra money.
To be specific, families spend approximately $12,980 annually…
Heraclitus said, “There is nothing permanent except change.”
Well, we’ve all witnessed the validity of that claim firsthand. COVID-19 came and changed everything.
But with new things come uncertainties. We all went remote…
When running your own business, the people you hire play a vital role in the growth of the company. And if you have an employee or potential hire with a disability, the benefits are exponentially increased, as that person has a skillset the general workforce does not…
Small businesses need help, and lots of it.
Compared to large enterprises, small businesses often don’t have the resources to quickly pivot and hire whatever talent is needed at the time. In 2020, Paycor found that small business spending on labor…
The Occupational Health and Safety Administration guidelines aren’t entirely clear, but one thing is: Your employees’ health is important.
When the CDC issued new guidance saying that some vaccinated people need to resume wearing masks in some situations, you may have…