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Can the 1% afford to retire? Few assumptions are safe with retirement planning
Most people, regardless of income, have a hard time maintaining their standard of living when they retire. Determining what it will take to replace that income is the toughest question to answer, especially if the answer is based on commonly held, but false, assumptions.
How financial reporting can help foster board member involvement
From time to time, nonprofit organizations may experience a lack of engagement of board members during regular meetings. There could be many reasons why, but sometimes it’s up to an organization’s staff to find ways to involve board members more in the decision-making process.
How to use data capture technology to eliminate bottlenecks
When you’re sharing information across the organization, an ECM system keeps data from going missing and minimizes duplication. But data capture technologies can help with the largest bottleneck — data entry.
How a defined contribution strategy could optimize health care spending
To better manage the rising cost of health care, more employers are moving away from employer-sponsored group health coverage in favor of a defined contribution strategy.
Five things to remember when transitioning business ownership
There’s no one-size-fits-all way to transition a business to a new owner. You can have a very short or lengthy transition period, but in either case, it’s critical to thoroughly plan to minimize potential hiccups.
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