30 January 2019, by Karen Wilhelms, Financial Wellness Educator
Money is the No. 1 cause of stress among Americans, and it affects everything from our work to our relationships to our health and well-being … and not usually in a positive way. There are few things that cause stress, anxiety, shame and embarrassment the way money troubles do. Stress and anxiety are known to […]
27 November 2018, by Christina Knott, Content Strategist
Everything has its limits, including the Internal Revenue Service. Each October the IRS releases limits for pension plans, retirement savings plans and other retirement related financial plans. Take a minute to review the information below, so you’ll know your limits. Contribution Limits: For 2019, the worker contribution limit to an employer-sponsored retirement savings plan, like […]
27 November 2018, by Christina Knott, Content Strategist
Each October, the IRS releases limits for retirement savings plans and other retirement related financial plans. As an employer, it is important for you to be aware of these changes so you can properly administer your retirement savings plan. Contribution Limits: For 2019, the worker contribution limit to an employer-sponsored retirement savings plan, like the […]
26 October 2018, by John Agliata, Digital Marketing Manager
By the time I met Pastor Larry – or as I grew to call him, Uncle Larry – his body had begun to betray him. He walked with great difficulty and, in fact, would soon be wheelchair-bound after a lengthy hospital stay. Larry led the funeral service for my first son, with two burly men […]
24 October 2018, by Christina Knott, Content Strategist
If you or your spouse are approaching age 65 (or are already age 65) and contributing to an HSA, we want you to be aware that enrolling in Medicare or receiving Social Security benefits ends your eligibility to contribute to a health savings account (HSA). How you are affected depends on a number of factors, […]
