If you are retired or planning to retire soon, you may still have some work to do Continue reading →

Some hard-working, taxpaying Americans get angry when they hear Social Security called an entitlement program, perhaps because the word “entitlement” has come to have a connotation with welfare programs. Continue reading →

There’s a growing number of businesses that have kept quiet when it comes to the health care debate. Continue reading →

Americans are so busy that they often have a hard time balancing demands for work and their personal lives. In fact, participants in a recent survey reported having only an average of 26 minutes of free time each week. Continue reading →

One issue sure to ignite the 2020 election year is the future of health care in America. Continue reading →

The baby boom generation is the demographic engine that has driven U.S. economic growth over the past 50 years. Continue reading →

Most people using the internet to shop, conduct financial transactions or read firewall-protected content are likely familiar with the aggravation of maintaining passwords. Continue reading →

While the causes of climate change may be for up for debate, its impact on our economy and potential adjustments to business models are not. Continue reading →

In July, the Trump administration proposed an initiative requiring greater transparency in health care pricing. Specifically, the proposal would require hospitals to publish prices negotiated with insurers for individual services. Continue reading →

We frequently hear about the various effects of climate change and how they can be mitigated. Continue reading →