Ted from accounting who always wants to talk about his fantasy football team. That one colleague who insists on microwaving leftover tuna in the office break room. And don’t get us started on the printer, the one that somehow gets a phantom load paper error every single week, and might just inspire us to go full Office Space on it one of these days.And those are just some (relatively) lighthearted examples of workplace stressors. More serious concerns might include fraught conversations about compensation, maintaining your physical and emotional health or a decent work-life balance, and dealing with outright hostility and…
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Receiving an inheritance is usually a good thing — you might receive money, property, and sentimental items that remind you of your loved one, like their favorite watch or jewelry.But sometimes, it’s not a good thing at all. That’s because it’s possible to inherit debt after someone’s death. Below, we’ll cover everything you need to know about what kinds of debt you can and cannot inherit.What kinds of debt can be inherited?What happens to debt when someone dies depends on several factors, including the type of loan involved, the terms of the loan, and whether the estate can cover it.The…
Life insurance is a topic usually associated with adults since it provides peace of mind for those who have someone depending on them financially. But there is life insurance coverage for minors as well, known as child life insurance or juvenile life insurance. It can sound unnecessary or even a little morbid, but child life insurance offers an array of benefits, including financial planning and future insurability for your child. Let’s dive into what child life insurance is, its purpose and the key considerations when exploring this option. Understanding Child Life Insurance Child life insurance is typically a permanent policy…
When it comes to parenting, your to-do list can seem never-ending, from signing up for school activities, to projects around the house, to planning for the future. It seems as soon as you check something off, a few more to-dos jump right on the list. If you’re a single parent, that list may be even longer—and more complex—especially if you are your children’s “one and only.” And you could be feeling the pressure: Three quarters say they felt overwhelmed with becoming a single parent, and more than a quarter (27%) admit being very overwhelmed, according to Life Happens’ new survey,…
Some things can take a “set-and-forget” approach, but your life insurance shouldn’t be one of them! A lot can happen in a year. Think about the changes you’ve seen in your own life: maybe you’ve taken a new job, expanded your family, bought a house, or any number of things. Since life insurance provides vital financial protection to your family should anything happen to you, it’s important to review it annually to ensure you have sufficient coverage aligned with your ever-evolving life circumstances. Let’s look at the key factors that make reviewing your life insurance annually a smart choice. Why…