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Is Travel Insurance Necessary or a Waste of Money?

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With the recent global tech outage causing multiple days of flight cancellations and thousands of stranded passengers, the discussion around travel insurance has become even more relevant. Travel insurance is one of those things you don’t need until you really need it, so many people choose to travel without it.

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Lessons on Creating a Business Emergency Plan From Maine-Based Company Better With Buckwheat

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Enlist others for emergency business plan advice When news of the flood hit, Goldstein immediately reached out to others for advice. He says he talked with one of the company’s board advisers who had gone through a fire disaster at a food company, and he spoke with others who had experienced floods. That was smart advice.”

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Why employee wellness matters – and how it’s good for business

Insperity

Availability of healthy food and opportunities to exercise, such as taking walks. The business case for employee wellness Your business should prioritize employee wellness if leadership cares about: Reducing healthcare claims and containing benefits costs (particularly health insurance). Maintaining employee focus and engagement.

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2024 Well Workplace Award Winners 

WELCOA

Platinum Level Award Winners SECURA Insurance Companies Medifast Inc. Garver NASCAR Polk County Government School District of Sun Prairie Area Higginbotham Insurance Agency Inc. Woodman’s Food Market, Inc. Essex Property Trust Inc. AECOM Ashley Furniture Industries, Inc.

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How to Define and Plan for Financial Freedom

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It could also mean that you can take care of whatever problems come your way—despite the loss of a job or other income streams, you can continue to put food on the table and a roof over your head. Look at things like health care, groceries, utilities, and insurance. Your current budget is a great place to start and build on.

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3 middle class families across America share what they earn, spend, and save

Work Life

The couple also owes $15,000 on a zero-interest credit card and plans to sell their RV to help pay off that debt. They relied heavily on points to pay for airfare and lodging. Most of their discretionary spending goes toward travel. Last year, the family went to Spain for two weeks, using points from a trip that was canceled during COVID.

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This is what it looks like to be single and middle class in New York, Ohio and Florida

Work Life

Location: Mount Vernon, Ohio Income after taxes: $40,000 Annual expenses Rent: $9,948 Car insurance: $1,716 Car payment: $3,636 Gas: $3,900 Vacations: spent $1,400 on a vacation and my family covered the rest of the trip. Without it, Susan says she would be paying into a high-deductible health plan with “lots of out-of-pocket costs.”