Mental health, modified school schedules, and more leave requests are some of employers’ biggest challenges heading into the Fall, according to new research from employee benefits provider Unum.
Many companies made accommodations to make their business and their employees more resilient for what’s ahead.
“It’s no surprise mental…
If your home, apartment or business has been either damaged or destroyed by the western U.S.’s deadly wildfires, the Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I) offers the following advice on how to begin and simplify the claims-filing process.
Start the process as soon as possible…
So a friend or family member comes to you because they can’t get a loan. Their credit score or income might be too low or their existing debt is too high. Whatever the reason, they’ve asked you to cosign a loan with them. What follows are…
For years now, cyberattacks have been one of the biggest threats to businesses, big and small, around the world. These attacks have cost businesses billions of dollars in lost data, downtime, and bad PR, say the ransomware removal experts at MonsterCloud.
In 2020, with increased online activity and more people…
If you are one of the many people whose financial situation has been negatively affected by the coronavirus, you may have taken advantage of forbearance or deferment programs from your lender.
If you did take part in one of these programs, what follows are three items you should…
Despite an increase in credit card fraud attempts during the pandemic, only 33% of Americans checked their credit reports in the past year. This represents a drop from 2019, when 39% checked their credit reports, and 37% in 2018, according to credit card comparison website CompareCards.
This is the third…