Showing 55 — 81 out of 292 articlesLast updated May 11, 2022Bob PhillipsTo help you build good financial habits, let’s zero in on four areas that are essential to long-term financial security.
MoneyLast updated May 5, 2022Bob PhillipsEmployers don’t have the luxury of time to wait for the people they need today to earn their college degree in two to four years.
Work-LifeLast updated August 22, 2022Bob PhillipsNearly 99% of births in the United States take place in hospitals. New moms spend at least one night there, longer if they’ve had a C-section.
InsuranceLast updated April 27, 2022Bob PhillipsCompetitive employers frequently offer Section 125 plans as a perk to help keep current employees content and draw interest from new recruits.
InsuranceLast updated April 25, 2022Bob PhillipsFixed indemnity insurance can pay some or all of any upfront costs or balances not paid by your major medical insurance.
InsuranceLast updated April 22, 2022Bob PhillipsSpoiler alert: most millionaires aren’t at the country club — they’re at home in a middle-class neighborhood driving an older model car.
MoneyLast updated April 19, 2022Mike BrownA new Breeze study surveyed 1,507 employees and found they’re split on the income protection they'd get from employers and somewhat misguided on workplace protections.
ResearchLast updated April 15, 2022Bob PhillipsWhat can you do as a parent to help your kids learn smart money habits and build a strong foundation for their financial future?
MoneyLast updated April 13, 2022Julia SerdiukLive chat has become a digital transformation feature, which customers love and expect to find with almost any business.
InsuranceLast updated April 11, 2022Bob PhillipsOne alternative to traditional health insurance many people are taking a hard look at is the medical cost-sharing plan.
InsuranceLast updated April 6, 2022Bob PhillipsConcierge medicine is membership-based healthcare designed to provide personalized care paired with accessibility and convenience.
InsuranceLast updated March 30, 2022Mike BrownAfter Amazon recently raised its salary cap to $350,000, Breeze surveyed 1,500 US employees to see what salary cap they would be satisfied with and broke the results down by gender and state.
ResearchLast updated March 18, 2022Bob PhillipsWhen it costs more to borrow, fewer people spend money on things like homes and cars, and fewer businesses expand or buy new machinery.
MoneyLast updated March 10, 2022Bob PhillipsSabbaticals have been part of academia for years, with tenured professors enjoying them every 3-5 years. But corporate America is now stepping up.
Work-LifeLast updated March 8, 2022Bob PhillipsCNBC reported in February that January 2022 data showed that inflation had surged to an annual growth rate of 7.5%, which was the highest since 1982.
MoneyLast updated March 2, 2022Bob PhillipsNot only is your mental health impacted by financial concerns, but there is also an increased probability of adverse physical effects.
MoneyLast updated February 23, 2022Bob PhillipsBereavement leave is the time taken by an employee to grieve the loss of a loved one or close family member.
Work-LifeLast updated February 18, 2022Bob PhillipsBleisure travel is the combination of business travel and leisure travel. It’s a novel way of saying “extending a business trip.”
Work-LifeLast updated November 30, 2022Bob PhillipsCalculating your net worth is simple. All you need to do is add up all of your assets and subtract your liabilities (net worth = assets – liabilities).
MoneyLast updated February 10, 2022Bob PhillipsEvery traditional type of agent, captive or independent, relies on commissions as their primary source of income.
InsuranceLast updated February 8, 2022Bob PhillipsOnce you meet your deductible, catastrophic health insurance must cover the same essential health benefits as any other marketplace plan.
InsuranceLast updated February 4, 2022Bob PhillipsThanks to the media, social and otherwise, we’re well aware of what FOMO is doing to us, and we’re desperately seeking solutions.
MoneyLast updated February 2, 2022Bob PhillipsAccording to Gallup, the cost of replacing an employee can be as high as two times the employee’s annual salary
Work-LifeLast updated January 27, 2022Bob PhillipsThe standard deduction for 2021 increased to $12,550 for individual filers and $25,100 for married couples filing jointly to account for inflation.
MoneyLast updated January 25, 2022Bob PhillipsIf you’re classified as a self-employed worker in 2022, don't miss out on these 10 tax deductions that are available to you.
MoneyLast updated January 21, 2022Bob PhillipsMore than 1 in 5 investors has no idea what they pay in investment fees, and another 10% don’t know if they’re paying any fees at all.
MoneyLast updated January 17, 2022Mike BrownWould you buy insurance from Amazon, Facebook, or Google? Breeze surveyed 1,500 consumers to find out.
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