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August 6, 2021

Taking a Break Doesn’t Always Mean Unplugging

While you can and should take breaks by stepping away from your devices and screens, you may not always have the time or the autonomy to do so. But if you choose the right screen-based breaks, they can provide you with similar benefits as the offline variety and help you take more breaks throughout the day... (click on the picture to read more)...
August 4, 2021

Child tax credit: New portal for opting out of advance payments

The new “Child Tax Credit Update Portal” allows parents to view their eligibility, view their expected CTC advance payments, and, if they wish to do so, unenroll from receiving advance payments... (click on the picture to read more)...
July 20, 2021

Manager, want a high-performance group? Focus on the working environment.

In this article, we can help managers and employees tune in to their need and ability to form an effective working environment and offer ideas to help them jump-start this critical work. The working environment determines how work gets done.... (click on the picture to read more)...
July 13, 2021

IRS warns of pandemic-related tax scams in ‘Dirty Dozen’ for 2021

Although most economic impact payments, also known as stimulus payments, to individuals have been issued, their security remains a concern. Accordingly, taxpayers should be wary of text messages, phone calls, or emails asking about bank account information... (click on the picture to read more)...
October 6, 2020

Preparing for Medical Expenses in Retirement

You may think that you don't need to worry about health care costs after you turn 65 and are eligible for Medicare. You can't contribute to a health savings account after you enroll in Medicare, but you can use money you've built up in the account tax-free for even more expenses after you turn 65... (click on the picture to read more)...
April 30, 2020

Income Annuities Take Risk Out of Retirement

Before moving on to what highways, lanes and exits you’re going to take, you need to figure out where you are going. Anyone within five years of retirement should have a written (even if digital) plan that shows how much you’ll have and where it will come from. (click on the picture to read more)...