4 Signs It May be the Right Time to Expand Your Small Business
Between global economic uncertainty that leads to market volatility to policy and regulatory changes, it can be a challenge to know when it’s the right time to expand your small business.
Wills, Trusts, and Peace of Mind: Creating a Plan That Lasts
Wills and trusts ensure your assets pass to heirs according to your wishes. You may want to use a will if you're married, have children, or own property.
Life Insurance Basics: Choosing the Right Policy
Many factors go into choosing the right life insurance policy, such as your age, financial status, and how long you anticipate needing coverage. Let’s review some of the basics of life insurance, so you can make the best decision for you and your family.
What Our SEK Team Is Most Looking Forward to This Summer
Summer is officially here, and our SEK team is ready to make the most of it! Whether it’s relaxing on the beach, exploring new destinations, or simply enjoying the sunshine, everyone has something exciting on their summer calendar.
The Importance of Diversifying Your Nonprofit’s Funding
No single funding source is reliable indefinitely. Shifts in government priorities, economic pressure on individual donors, and changes in corporate giving strategies can all erode a funding stream that once seemed stable.
IRS Unveils New Health Savings Account Limits for 2027
Health savings accounts provide employees with a smart way to save for medical expenses, even into retirement.
Are Your Pay Practices Putting Your Business at Risk?
Wage and hour compliance can feel a bit overwhelming. The regulations are complex and even small mistakes can lead to costly claims. Employers with clear consistent practices greatly reduce this risk.
Why Now Is the Time to Revisit Your Buy-Sell Agreement and Life Insurance Coverage
For many business owners, buy-sell agreements and owner life insurance policies are established early in the life of the business and then revisited infrequently—if at all.
8 Business Tax Issues to Avoid as a Business Owner
Tax problems can create a heavy financial burden for small businesses—from penalties and interest from the IRS and late payment fees to audit expenses and even missed deductions or credits that can chip away at your cash flow. These issues also tend to bring along their own
How to Avoid Cash Flow Issues in Your Small Business
Cash flow is essential to the management of any business, but it is especially important for small businesses, which tend to operate on tighter budgets.