Running a small business is about efficiency. You can determine the success of your business by making changes that have substantial impact on the financial side. Small business owners have many responsibilities, and finding the time to research and manage employee benefits is not an easy task.
Americans age 65 and older rely on Social Security for 90 percent of their family income (based on statistics from the Social Security Administration). In a recent survey, 57 percent of respondents had less than $1000 in savings (201 Go Banking/Rates Survey).
Most people who own a home or an automobile are required to carry an insurance policy. This forces people to be responsible in protecting themselves, their families, and others. So, why not have insurance as part of your financial plan to protect your family? A life or long term care insurance policy will ensure that your loved ones can be taken care of without having to worry about financial burdens after you’re gone.
Do you ever ask yourself, “What type of insurance do I need for my business?” “What’s the best auto insurance I can get?” “Am I getting the best coverage for my homeowners insurance?” These questions come up so often in various situations for everyone, and it can be overwhelming and confusing to know what direction to go in.
