Showing 109 — 135 out of 292 articlesLast updated September 24, 2021Mike BrownA new study from Breeze found remote work anxiety is having a concerning impact on employee mental health, in addition to hurting productivity.
ResearchLast updated September 27, 2021Bob PhillipsThe great resignation is no longer coming — it’s here. Why are so many people leaving their jobs and what can employers do to retain talent?
Work-LifeLast updated March 29, 2022Bob PhillipsBeing a stay-at-home parent can be incredibly rewarding, but it takes some planning to keep the financial side of the house from becoming a stressor.
MoneyLast updated September 21, 2021Mike BrownAnalyzing state-by-state insurance premium data, Breeze reveals which states have seen the biggest rise in insurance premiums over the last decade.
ResearchLast updated March 29, 2022Bob PhillipsThe largest financial investment you’re probably ever going to make is buying a home and carrying a mortgage.
MoneyLast updated September 16, 2021Bob PhillipsThe health insurance open enrollment period (OEP) for 2022 begins November 1, 2021, and ends December 15, 2021.
InsuranceLast updated September 14, 2021Mike BrownAsking about remote work, salary expectations, and much more, Breeze surveyed 1,000 college grads from the class of 2021 in its annual employment survey.
ResearchLast updated September 13, 2021Bob PhillipsIf being added to a spouse’s plan isn’t an option for you, you’re going to need to make some quick decisions about your insurance situation.
InsuranceLast updated September 9, 2021Colin NabityFunded and mission-driven, Breeze will make income protection more accessible by scaling our marketing, product, and support teams, while also building out our agent channel.
Company NewsLast updated March 29, 2022Bob PhillipsAccording to a recent survey by PYMNTS, 70 percent of millennials say they’re living paycheck to paycheck.
MoneyLast updated September 6, 2021Joel PalmerAccording to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, only 17.9 percent of people with a disability were employed in 2020.
Work-LifeLast updated September 2, 2021Bob PhillipsEven with the Affordable Care Act making coverage available to uninsured Americans, most of those without health insurance do so for financial reasons.
InsuranceLast updated August 31, 2021Mike BrownBreeze found one-third of unvaccinated Americans would get the vaccine if they learned insurance companies would raise costs for just the unvaccinated.
ResearchLast updated August 27, 2021Joel PalmerAccording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it costs employers an average of $957 a year per worker to provide legally required workers’ compensation.
Work-LifeLast updated August 25, 2021Melissa BrockPaid return-to-work programs typically last a few weeks to a few months and offer training to improve skills and potential mentorship.
Work-LifeLast updated August 24, 2021Mike BrownHow much privacy would you sacrifice for cheaper insurance?
ResearchLast updated August 23, 2021Melissa BrockEAPs provide a predetermined number of counseling referral sessions — usually between one to three — at no cost to an employee.
Work-LifeLast updated August 20, 2021Bob PhillipsAbout 4 in 10 adults have reported anxiety or depressive disorder symptoms during the pandemic, up from 1 in 10 adults from January to June 2019.
Work-LifeLast updated March 29, 2022Bob PhillipsThe term “financial freedom” is a mantra for millions. Who doesn’t want to live free from the burden and stress associated with money?
MoneyLast updated August 16, 2021Bob PhillipsAccording to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 76% of civilian workers had access to paid vacation leave and paid sick leave in 2020.
Work-LifeLast updated March 29, 2022Jack WolstenholmFrom saving for college and emergencies to budgeting and insurance, your household is full of tough money decisions.
MoneyLast updated August 11, 2021Jessica LarsonIncome is never set as a freelancer, so be sure to look into the future far enough to ensure you’re safe from unexpected pitfalls.
MoneyLast updated August 9, 2021Bob PhillipsAge 26. It’s simple — but what comes next isn’t. Here’s how to navigate insurance after getting kicked off Mom and Dad’s plan.
InsuranceLast updated August 5, 2021Bob PhillipsInsurers are still evaluating the long-term impact of people who have recovered from COVID-related lung damage on insurability standards.
InsuranceLast updated August 4, 2021Mike BrownHow many Americans own life, health, or disability insurance? Breeze analyzes voluntary insurance trends and breaks it all down by race, state, gender, and generation in its annual State of Voluntary Insurance report.
ResearchLast updated August 3, 2021Joel PalmerEven if you do everything correctly, you may have clients who sue you for malpractice anyway because they’re not happy with your results.
InsuranceLast updated April 1, 2022Joel PalmerFor some, the cost of health insurance and out-of-pocket medical expenses can exceed even the monthly mortgage payment or rent.
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