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Recently, Lloyd’s made a decision to change the way it would operate in the US Virgin Islands...

The EEOC anticipates a rise in whistleblower claims from employees bringing forward concerns about health and safety in the workplace.

Homeowners could discover that their existing policy limits and coverage features no longer offer adequate protection—leaving them financially vulnerable in the event of a loss. Further, homeowners insurance carriers may increase policyholders’ premium costs to account for the risk of elevated claim expenses.

NY State “Emergency Preparedness Law” requires public employers to adopt a written plan for operations in the event of a declared public health emergency involving a communicable disease, including COVID-19. The written plans were to be adopted by April 1, 2021.

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A brief article from Wealth Planning Advisor Kelsey Ponesse, CPA with some tips for women, especially during a big change in their life – such as retirement, a job change, life change, or perhaps just a realization that it’s time to make sure their wealth is in order and working towards the right goals. 

A summary of recently released 2022 limits related to health flexible spending accounts (FSAs) and commuter benefits.

Businesses can actively manage auto risks by setting driver qualifications, creating driving rules, and implementing driver training. Review the following guidance to learn more about how to reduce auto claims for your business.

For the third time in the ACA’s history, the required contribution percentage used to determine whether employer-sponsored health coverage is “affordable” has been reduced.

Would you pack up your car for a vacation, pack all the kids in the car, turn onto the highway and drive, without knowing where you’re headed? Not usually! Same thing goes with a financial plan. Contact our team at Marshall & Sterling Wealth Advisors.