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COVID-19 has disrupted our world in ways we never would have imagined six months ago. Open enrollment is just one of those ways. Typically, only about half of employees actively enroll in their benefits from one year to the next, according to Alight. That is most likely to change this year with the...

According to WalletHub , 77% of Americans made a financial resolution for 2020. The number one financial resolution for men was to save money, while women focused on paying off debt. It’s halfway through the year, and, like most New Year’s resolutions, very likely that resolutions went by the...

Unexpected expenses and how to pay for them are a continuing challenge for many employees. With so many workers living paycheck-to-paycheck and with little or no savings, it’s a struggle to handle unexpected expenses that occur. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has made employees’ financial...

Employees who are fortunate enough to work for a company that provides a defined-contribution plan like a 401(k) hopefully maximize that opportunity and receive employer matching funds to boot. With many Americans today living longer into their post-retirement years, we need all the retirement...

The winds of change are blowing in the world of credit scores, and there are roughly 40 million consumers who may be seeing their score drop in the coming months. As announced in January , Fair Isaac Corp. (FICO) – the creator of credit scores – is going to start scoring consumers with rising debt...