If your career or business is going well and you are seeing regular increases in your take-home pay, don't forget that you may need to also bolster your life insurance to keep pace with your enhanced earnings.

​Wearable technology isn’t a new feature. For years, personal gadgets such as smartwatches have been gaining popularity among people who want better insight into their health trends. According to Pew Research Center data, nearly 1 in 5 Americans (21%) say they regularly wear a smartwatch or fitness tracker. In fact, wearable technology has grown so commonplace that employers have been exploring ways to leverage it among their workforce.

While overall enrollment in Medicare Supplement plans slipped slightly in 2021 after years of steady growth, the richer F, G, D and N plans remain the most popular among beneficiaries.

All large corporations and national businesses have someone in charge of risk management, if not a whole department. 

As a business owner you area already know you need to protect against and plan for external supply chain risks. These risks are often out of your control as they can affect suppliers or transportation providers, as well as transportation networks and infrastructure.

Telemedicine got a big boost during the COVID-19 pandemic, and now a number of states have been moving to ensure that health plan enrollees still have access to it and pay for it just as they would in-person visits.

The safe use of heavy equipment is critical when machinery such as bulldozers, graders or ground-moving equipment is used in the construction of new homes, bridges, shopping malls or other commercial buildings. 

Life insurance claims are pretty easy to process. Either there is a death certificate on the insured, or there isn't. But with some types of insurance, events that qualify you for coverage aren't so easy to get a handle on.