Five Construction Trends for 2023
Headed into 2023, increased hiring of women, new construction materials, green building, modular and prefabricated building and all things tech are making it to the top of the to do list—especially for builders intent…
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Compliance: Year End Responsibilities
The end of the year is an important time for retirement plan sponsors to review plan documents and plan operations. Discretionary changes as well as amendments for compliance must be properly reflected in plan…
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Cybersecurity: What About Your Vendors?
Business owners of all kinds are learning fast: cybersecurity strategies and tactics are integral to running a successful company. Attention to the cybersecurity protocols of any and all vendors (aka service providers) the company…
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What Is a Trust?
Estate planning increasingly involves the establishment of a trust, which is a practical way to designate funds for our own needs and for beneficiaries, including children or those with special needs. Trusts allow for…
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Probate Complications
Probate is the legal, public process that brings closure to our affairs when we die. Probate protocols vary by state, and at some point, most families will navigate the appropriate proceedings upon the death…
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Specialize vs Diversify?
Industry experts point out that specialty contractors are taking a big risk: if the market for their specific skillset declines, they are without alternative revenue streams. Strategic diversification through services that complement your primary…
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Lessons Learned: Recession?
Every owner wants expansion and growth, but with economists forecasting that there could be a construction recession on the 6-18 month horizon, it’s best to be on our toes. Many builders were caught off…
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Outcome Oriented
A recently study of nearly 2,500 adults points to what is well understood intuitively: people have messy feelings about retirement, and this makes it challenging to target communications and information about retirement savings plans….
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Orphan Accounts?
Plan sponsors are advised to stay on top of communications with former employees who leave their 401k accounts behind. The fiduciary risks associated with “orphan” accounts stack up. Facilitating portability is also wise, as is…
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