There’s Medicare Part A, B, C and D. All we need is another acronym, right? Well here’s OEP! Open Enrollment Period. This is the time of the year that any and all changes must be made for the following year’s coverage. Individual insurance for those under 65 as well as employer-provided group plans have this […]
Read MoreIs Technology the Future of Construction Site Safety?
We can all agree that safety is a huge concern in the construction industry. Out of every 5,000 private-industry worker fatalities, 20% are in construction. Contractors and subs alike are constantly looking for ways to improve their safety protocols to be more time efficient, cost effective and proactive in keeping everyone safe and healthy. Sure, […]
Read MoreWhat do mortgage interest rates have to do with life insurance?
You may have heard that, or even capitalized on, mortgage loan interest rates being at historic lows lately. That has in turn resulted in more homes being purchased. And what do people consider their biggest financial asset and also their financial safe haven? Their home. Many new homeowners will obtain life insurance upon purchasing a […]
Read MorePayroll Tax Holiday – To opt in or to opt out?
It’s only fitting for a year like 2020 to have an unorthodox holiday come early… the payroll tax holiday! May not sound very exciting but it’s an important one with some grey area that everyone should understand fully. Here’s a quick back story: On August 8, 2020, President Trump issued a proposal to stop withholding […]
Read MoreWhat if you were told your construction company could be fined up to $132,589?
As this year’s Construction Safety Week wraps up, let’s look at some pretty staggering statistics relating to jobsite and workplace safety, as well as some new-age solutions to these age-old problems. • The average cost of a slip or trip injury causing time away from work: $46,000 {National Safety Council} • It is estimated that […]
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