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Tips on How to Respond to Identity Theft

September 11, 2020 Spencer Wright

top things to do in the event of identity theft

Of all the things another person could steal from you, one of the most damaging is your good name. Having done so, the damage they could wreak upon your life is almost incalculable. It can literally take years to contain the chaos this can create. The “good news”, for better or for worse, it’s happened so many times to so many people there is now an established set of procedures for how to respond to identity theft. Here’s some information if it’s happened to you. Examine Your Credit Report Pull…

5 Things You Should Do Before You Retire

September 11, 2020 Guest Author

Retirement is the reward for years of working hard and building a career. Many people dream of the day they leave their jobs and experience the freedom of endless free time. Retiring is a big milestone that requires a bit of planning. Before you give your employer notice, there are some things you need to do in preparation for retirement. 1. Map out a retirement budget. The budget that you follow and the spending habits that you have while working is likely to change once you retire. It’s a good…

6 Ways to Save Money This Year

September 11, 2020 Guest Author

Money management is a vital part of everyday living. Regardless of how high your monthly earnings are, the smallest changes can make a big difference in your end-of-month reserves. Whether you cut down on expenses or adopt a minimalist lifestyle, knowing how to save money can also improve your overall well-being. If you’re all set to start counting pennies, this article offers six simple, yet practical money-saving tips you can start implementing right away. 1. Leverage online deals We all appreciate exceptional offers, especially when it comes to shopping and…

New Hampshire workers compensation insurance proposal approved

September 11, 2020September 9, 2020 Marc

New Hampshire workers compensation - Stamp - Approved

The state Insurance Department has given the nod to a reduce voluntary loss costs proposal. The New Hampshire workers compensation market will keep up its historically low rates right into 2021, according to a new decision made by the NH Insurance Department. The department issued a press release explaining its approval of a new proposal for the market. The NH Insurance Department gave its approval to a rate proposal filed by the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI). This will reduce New Hampshire workers compensation voluntary loss costs by an…