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Take Action to Control Workers’ Comp AFTER an Accident
No matter how careful your company is, accidents and injuries can still happen. When they do, responding properly is an important…
Help Stop Bribery in its Tracks
Today's companies face a tremendous amount of pressure to win the best deals and contracts. In some cases, employees feel compelled…
Getting Your Retirement Plans Back on Track
The stock market, as always, has its share of ups and downs, and as a result, some retirement portfolios are significantly lower than they…
Refinance Debts to Trim Interest Costs
When interest rates are falling, take advantage of the dip to refinance your existing business debt and put more dollars in your…
Disability Insurance: Do You Have Enough?
If you receive group disability insurance from your company, you may think you have enough coverage to protect yourself in the event of…
Keep Your Fleet Safe and Save Money
Whether your company has one vehicle or dozens on the road, smart management can save you money. Familiarity with tax laws,…
Scratching Up Seed Money
It's a complex process that involves uncovering sources of money, using the proper means and evaluating whether the timing is good.…
Cut Workers’ Comp Costs BEFORE Accidents Occur
One of the basic costs of doing business is insuring your workers against injury on the job. Escalating medical bills and other factors…
The Basics of Estate Planning
With the many changes in the estate tax in recent years, you could be confused about the need for estate planning. But estate planning…
Responsibility on a Multi-Employer Job Site
Let's say you're an electrical contractor. One of your employees bumps into an unoccupied scaffold on a construction site and…
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