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Author Archives: Linda Robertson
Don’t Let the Tooth Fairy Take Back Cash From Your Employees
Dental implants are becoming a common solution to missing teeth and an alternative to bridge and crown work. However, according to WebMD.com, many dental insurance plans do not cover implants. My husband, Dave, learned this the hard way when our … Continue reading
Posted in Employee Benefits, H.R. Guru
Tagged dental implants, dental insurance, employee benefits, insurance discounts, PPO, WebMD
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Making Your Benefits Communications Oscar-Worthy
The Oscar awards were on TV this past Sunday but since there were no actors I was rooting for, my husband decided we were going to rent a movie so he picked Tower Heist, which after watching it I can … Continue reading
Posted in Employee Benefits, H.R. Guru
Tagged benefit communication, COBRA, ERISA, oscars, PBGC, tower heist
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Educating Older Workers on the ABCs of RMDs
With the yearly chore of tax filing upon us, all those year-end retirement account statements can become quite confusing for your group of employees who have chosen to remain in the workforce into their seventies. Which accounts can they still … Continue reading
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Tagged charitable donations, IRAs, retirement planning, retirement plans, RMDs, Roth IRAs
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Get Your Workforce Money Motivated with America Saves Week
We can’t all win the lottery next week, but amazingly 21% of Americans—38% of those with incomes below $25,000—think that winning the lottery represents the most practical way for them to accumulate several hundred thousand dollars, according to the American … Continue reading
Valentine’s Alert: Educate Your Workforce on Providing for Their Loved Ones
According to a recent study by LIMRA, over 30% of U.S. households have no life insurance coverage, and this includes close to 11 million households that have a child under age 18 who SHOULD have coverage as part of their … Continue reading
Employee Tax Education: Are Prep Fees Too Taxing on Your Lower Income Workforce?
For many lower income employees, their yearly tax return provides more than just a refund of their tax withholding – it can include refundable tax credits that can add thousands of additional dollars to their bank account. The Earned Income … Continue reading
Re-Evaluating Your HSA for Your Workforce
Last week’s mail started the avalanche of end of year statements and one of the first to arrive was my HSA statement. I am lucky to be in pretty good health so I don’t mind having a high-deductible health plan. … Continue reading
Sparking the Interest of Retirement Readiness with Your Employees
My favorite gift from this past Christmas has to be my new Kindle Fire. I would have never bought one for myself, however, because I swore that the reading experience from turning the pages of an actual book could not … Continue reading
Helping Employees Cope with Medical Bills
Flying home last week from the wintry northwest, I heard lots of sneezing and sniffles from my fellow travelers. Although we’ve been lucky to have such a mild winter so far, cold January weather usually brings with it the onslaught … Continue reading
You’re Hired! But Not With That Credit Score
As we enter the New Year, the job market is finally starting to pick up the pace. According to Career Builder’s annual job forecast, 23% of the employers who participated in the survey plan to hire full-time, permanent employees in … Continue reading
