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  1. Surviving And Thriving Post-Pandemic: 3 Critical Areas Of Focus
    U. S. businesses are gearing up to reopen as COVID-19 restrictions ease, and they have their work cut out for them. Not only must businesses grapple with safety precautions and new regulations that govern the way they operate, they’ll have to adapt to meet the needs of the new consumer — one who’s been through a pandem
  2. Tax-smart charitable giving before you retire
    You’ve had a successful career and you’re almost ready to retire. While still in your peak earning years, is there a tax efficient way to give back?
  3. Corporate Wellness Trends To Watch For In The New Decade
    Health and wellness programs and benefits will continue to be a significant way for employers to stand out from the pack in the coming years. Offering progressive and innovative programs and benefits not only gives companies a competitive advantage in the increasingly tight war for talent. It is also a lever by which e
  4. How to Borrow Sensibly for Your Business
    If you're the owner of a small business, you'll know that you need to spend money if you want to get ahead. Whether you're able to spend a little or a
  5. Smart Leaders Say They Are Taking This Lesson Away From The Pandemic
    During the pandemic, managers say the part of their leadership game they’ve had to improve the most is in their level of openness.gettyMost likely you’ve felt a communication void at some point in your career. Maybe you found yourself on a team where information was shared on a “need-to-know” basis. And you? Well, you
  6. Pros and Cons of Consolidating Your Debt
    Debt consolidation could improve your finances, it’s not the right move for everyone. This article looks at why or why not you might consider this strategy
  7. 4 Estate Planning Documents Everyone Should Have
    Thinking about death can be… unpleasant. But when it comes to guarantees in life, death is one of the few.
  8. How CFOs can combat inflation’s supply chain squeeze
    Michael Poveda is a partner at UHY LLP and a managing director at UHY Advisors. UHY is a professional services firm that provides audit, tax,
  9. 3 Warning Signs That You Have Too Much Credit Card Debt
    Credit card interest rates can wreak havoc with your finances. How can you tell if you've taken on too much debt? Read on to find out about the warning signs and what you can do to keep your debt from growing
  10. For CFOs, Overcoming The Talent Imbalance Means Focusing On Emerging Potential
    Leadership concept. Red plane taking a different direction while the white planes are going straight.