An attorney’s ability to work and earn an income is most likely his or her most valuable financial resource. With a 25% chance of becoming disabled before retirement1, Disability Insurance is a vitally important way for attorneys to replace a…
Long Term Care is a tough subject for anyone to discuss. But not taking action could mean significant difficulties for you or your family later in life. Did you know that once long-term care is needed, the average American loses…
If you missed our webinar “Controlling Your Business' Health Insurance Costs,” we've posted a replay below. The informational webinar covers the defined contribution strategy, key benefits of having a Private Health Exchange, how you and your employees can get the…
For many, insurance policies seem complex and hard to understand. You know you need insurance, but what you may not understand is what your insurance policy covers, and how to budget your yearly medical costs so they don't negatively impact…
When contemplating insurance needs, most people take great care in making sure they have a suitable life insurance policy and medical coverage. You might not think you need something like Accidental Death and Dismemberment coverage. As an attorney, your profession…
Health spending accounts are used to pay for medical expenses that your healthcare plan doesn’t cover, such as deductibles or copays. They’re part of what’s called consumer-directed health care. Consumer-directed means you manage more of the money you spend on…
During the course of most people's days, you’ll likely use several different devices. It's common for many professionals to check their cell phone, log on to an iPad/tablet or use a computer, all in tandem. It might come as no…
Having a child move away to college can be an exciting yet emotional experience for many parents. However, while making sure your child is registered for classes and has everything they need for his or her dorm room, there's one…
In the past, many people went without health insurance for a number of reasons. Often people see this coverage as something that's only beneficial if you get sick. When you're relatively healthy, it might seem like a good idea to…
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) mandates that all healthcare plans offered in the United States provide coverage for certain "essential benefits" beginning in 2014. Also known as mandated benefits, these benefits are designed to ensure every American receives coverage for…