A few weeks ago, my column focused on my recommendation that as parents, we should consider sharing our financial lives with our adult children: “Discuss your finances and your estate with your kids.” A continuation of this discussion leads to the importance of organizing our personal files — paper and […]
Month: November 2021
Denver, CO –News Direct– CSG CSG® (NASDAQ: CSGS), the leader in innovative customer engagement, revenue management and payments solutions, today announced that Rolland “Rollie” B. Johns, executive vice president and chief financial officer of the company, has shared plans to step down. Concurrently, Hai Tran has been appointed as the […]
Are you ready to take on the world of finance as an eager, hard-working, entry-level employee? If so, there’s good news. Right now, jobs are plentiful for people with the proper education, a can-do attitude, and the willingness to spend time on a thorough search effort. Besides taking the time […]
The excess and surplus lines insurance market has an opportunity to increase diversity in the industry, executives said during a panel discussion Thursday at the Wholesale Specialty Insurance Association’s Annual Marketplace in San Diego. The industry needs to be diligent and understand that a diverse workforce is going to bring […]
By RAF CASERT, Associated Press BRUSSELS (AP) — Tens of thousands of people demonstrated through central Brussels on Sunday to protest reinforced COVID-19 restrictions imposed by the Belgian government to counter the latest spike in coronavirus cases. Many among the police estimate of 35,000 at the rally had already left […]
Neighborhood flooding can lead to mass evacuation, leaving your personal finances vulnerable. Getty Images This story is part of The Cost of Climate Change, CNET’s coverage of how the changing climate impacts a range of financial issues. Evacuations are increasingly common as climate change leads to more severe weather events. […]
