Headline Was In Error
The headline for the illustration for the Personal Finance article on Retired Lives Reserve (April) is misleading. The figures are apparently for a conve... Read story
Insurance
Insuring Your Home-Based Business
Oct 22, 1999
It's a mistake to rely on a homeowner's or renter's insurance policy to cover the assets of your home-based business. These policies often exclude or stri... Read story
Leaving Property to Young Children
Oct 2, 1999
Most parents, at one time or another, give serious thought to what would happen to their children in the unhappy - and very unlikely - event that one or b... Read story
Health Insurance Tips
Oct 21, 1999
For Peter Hermann, health insurance is a headache. "Health insurance is a remarkably large expense, even for a 15-personfirm like ours," says Hermann, a g... Read story
New Insurance Helps You Put Up A Fight
Mar 1, 1982
Until recently, if a small businessman was faced with a lawsuit not covered by traditional liability insurance, he had two options: He could settle out of... Read story
Life For Less
By This staff-written report is based on research by Thomas Watterson | Apr 1, 1982
James D. Schwartz sees an innovative way to cut the costs of insurance policies: "no-load" life insurance. Read story
Insurance Associations
By Carole Matthews | Jan 29, 2001
Industry-specific associations can help you research hard-to-find details about the industry you're in and often offer valuable networking opportunities w... Read story
Rx For Trimming Health-care Costs
By Annette Kornblum | Aug 1, 1982
Five ways to counter the spiraling cost of employee coverage. Read story
Liability Policies For Retired Owners
Oct 1, 1982
A new kind of small business liability insurance policy is being sold exclusively to business owners who have retired and closed up shop. Introduced by th... Read story
Business Insurance: A 12-Point Checklist
By Lisa Chadderdon | Oct 1, 2001
In the weeks since the September 11 tragedies, some formerly mundane business considerations have suddenly become glaring priorities. Adequate business in... Read story
Don't Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella
By Elaine Appleton Grant | Aug 1, 2007
Buying insurance after cashing out. Read story
Health Insurance Premiums Continue to Climb
By Tamara Schweitzer | Sep 19, 2007
While the increases slowed over the past year, more companies are planning to pass the costs on to their employees. Read story
Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA)
Related Terms: Family and Medic... Read story
Health Maintenance Organizations and Preferred Provider Organizations
Related Terms: Employee Benefits ; Read story
Life Insurance
In general, life insurance is a type of coverage that pays benefits upon a person's death or disability. In exchange for relatively small premiums paid in... Read story
Medicare and Medicaid
Medicare and Medicaid are health insurance programs sponsored by the federal government that cover medical expenses for elderly, disabled, and low-income ... Read story
Workers' Compensation
Workers' compensation is a mandatory type of business insurance that provides employees who become injured or ill while on the job with medical coverage a... Read story
The Way To Universal Life
By Donna Sammons | Sep 1, 1983
The last few years have not been happy ones for the life insurance industry. For decades, its main offering was the tradiional whole-life" policy, which c... Read story
Going Bare
By John F. Persinos | Oct 1, 1985
New ways to deal with the insurance crunch -- including doing without. Read story
Strength In Numbers
Oct 1, 1985
Relief may be as close as your nearest trade association. Read story
Insurance;
By Bruce G. Posner | Jul 1, 1986
If you've been socked with one of those astronomical insurance rate increases, chances are you've had to pass along some of the cost to your customers. B... Read story
Finance;
The new federal law known as COBRA (Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act) may contain a hidden bonus for some small companies -- a provision tha... Read story
Preventive Medicine
By Bruce G. Posner | Mar 1, 1989
Company meets with a council of employees to get their input on cutting health insurance costs. Read story
Help Wanted
By Steve Solomon | Dec 1, 1989
How small companies can lower their health-care costs. Read story
A Fresh Look at Insurance
By Jill Andresky Fraser | Dec 1, 1990
Cutting insurance costs by overhauling insurance coverage. Read story
Insurance Costs and Commitments
By Jill Andresky Fraser | May 1, 1992
Chart representing medical insurance costs the possible future of medical benefits. Read story
Health-Care-Cost Headaches
By Ellyn E. Spragins | Jun 1, 1992
NSBU chart of the percentage increase in health premiums for small business. Read story
Why Us?
By Judy Wicks | Jun 1, 1994
Restaurant owner writes about why she agrees with President Clinton that businesses should fund the nation's health care Read story
The Free-Lunch Debates
By Various Inc Staff | Oct 1, 1994
Various letters from Inc. readers are featured responding to a CEO's column about Clinton's health-care insurance plan. Read story
Health Insurance: Helping Employees Foot the Bill
By Donna Fenn | Jan 1, 1996
A quick look at a program that provides employees with a unique way to "earn" health insurance. Read story
A Policy to Die For
By Jill Andresky Fraser | Mar 1, 1997
Two financial experts share their thoughts on choosing the right life insurance policy. Read story
Unhealthy Increases
By Jill Andresky Fraser | Sep 1, 2000
Advice on lowering your health-insurance expenses. Tips include: tailoring a plan to your specific company needs, softening the blow of cutbacks, and develop... Read story
Fewer Americans Receiving Health Insurance Through Their Employers
By Darren Dahl
August 4, 2004 -- Results of a new study show that the country's three-year-old recession has not only stripped away jobs, but employees'... Read story
Small Businesses Less Ready to Offer Workers Health Insurance
By Shasha Dai
September 13, 2004 -- Workers in small businesses are less likely to receive health insurance from their employers, as premiums rose by 1... Read story
New Studies Show That HSAs Still Have a Long Way to Go
By Darren Dahl
Jan. 12, 2005 --When it comes to finding ways to offer their workers health insurance, most employers seems to like the idea of health sav... Read story
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