At 26 years old and newly married, I was excited when the two pink lines on a pregnancy test indicated that I was expecting. From the start, I did all of the “right” things. I confirmed a viable pregnancy with my OB, waited until it felt “safe” to tell friends and family, scheduled all of…
Expecting a baby? congratulations! You may not know it, but disability insurance offers valuable financial benefits for expectant parents. In the event that you become unable to work during or after your pregnancy, here are some ways that disability insurance can help: Income Replacement Disability insurance will typically provides a portion of income if…
At 26 years old and newly married, I was excited when the two pink lines on a pregnancy test indicated that I was expecting. From the start, I did all of the “right” things. I confirmed a viable pregnancy with my OB, waited until it felt “safe” to tell friends and family, scheduled all of…
Pregnancy involves much anticipation, preparation and uncertainty. Expectant moms know they ought to eat well, but there are many aspects of pregnancy and preparation for life beyond that are not as clear. Everyone’s experience is unique, and, for most people, navigating what comes next—not only the changes a baby brings, but also immediate questions about leave and health benefits—can be an unfamiliar and complicated process.
Follow these steps to prepare for baby costs and manage your finances when your bundle of joy arrives.
As a refresher for employers, mothers-to-be, or potential future moms, here are some of the main laws regarding pregnancy discrimination in the workplace.
One of the most frequent misconceptions people have about disability insurance is that they’ll never need it. After all, a disability is catastrophic and it happens so rarely, it’s not a priority for most. But the truth of the matter is that income protection is far more important than most think. Consider this: There are many…
