6 Cost Control Strategies for Group Benefits
Posted: April 13, 2025
Managing employee benefits costs is a critical concern for many businesses, especially as premiums and healthcare expenses continue to rise. The average price of providing employee benefits has increased by 5-7% annually over the past five years. To keep your organization competitive while controlling expenses, consider these six strategies for reducing group benefits costs without compromising the value you offer employees. 1. Assess Employee Utilization...
6 Reasons Why Water Heaters Fail
Posted: April 8, 2025
It’s no fun going without hot water. That’s especially true when the seasons change and temperatures take a dip. But like nearly every otherappliance in your house, water heaters fail. And that can lead to cold showers — or even worse, a water leak. Here are 6 telltale signs you have a failing water heater: You only have cold water. Your water gets warm, but never hot....
Why Would I Need Life Insurance for My Child?
Posted: April 7, 2025
There’s a lot to think about when your family is growing. Whether you’ve recently welcomed a child through birth, adoption, or marriage, the future may feel full of unknowns. You do everything you can to keep your child safe—installing car seats, covering electrical outlets, and using baby gates—but have you considered how life insurance could be another way to protect them? While it’s not something...
The Beginner’s Guide to Short-Term Rentals
Posted: April 7, 2025
From a stylish urban loft to a cozy country cottage… booking a short-term stay is a hot trend (and a great way to travel like a local.) Maybe you’ve considered becoming a host yourself. If so, you’ve probably wondered: Is it safe? Can I actually make money doing this? What amenities should I offer my guests? Good news: You’re asking all the right questions. Whether...
3 Business Insurance Expenses to Write Off on Your Taxes
Posted: April 4, 2025
It’s tax season once again! As a business owner, you are likely looking for ways to maximize deductions and reduce taxable income. Fortunately, several business insurance policies qualify as tax-deductible expenses under IRS rules. If an insurance policy is both ordinary (common in your industry) and necessary (helpful for business operations), you may be able to deduct the full cost of the premium. Help protect...