Six Personal Finance Tips for New Parents

Starting a new family is exciting but has significant personal finance implications few first time parents are prepared for. Follow these six personal finance tips to protect your family’s financial future.

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Tips on Filing a Long-Term Disability Claim

If you are newly disabled and unable to work, you probably have a lot on your plate. But if you anticipate your disability lasting awhile, it’s a good idea to get your long-term disability claim started right away. Speed and organization are two keys to make the process as smooth as possible.  We’re here with…

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Four Things You Need to Know About Money in Your 30s

How you handle money in your 30s will have a big effect on your life down the line. You’ve been in the working world long enough that you may now have a decent salary. You may have even bought a home and likely discovered the “joys” of homeownership in the form of emergency roof repairs…

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Survey on Small Employers and Long-Term Disability Insurance

Recently, the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) and Unum released the results of a long-term disability survey. For the survey, they polled more than 500 benefits decision-makers at small employers. The findings reveal that employers understand the value of this insurance for employees—whether they offer the benefit or not. It also found that those who…

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Short-Term vs. Long-Term Disability: What Do You Need

One of the more common questions people have about purchasing disability insurance is the question of short-term vs. long-term disability insurance. It’s not always easy to know what’s best. What’s the difference between the two? Which one do you need? Or do you need both? Let’s start by explaining some definitions as far as short-term…

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