Tom Strasburger, Ed Dressel, and Jim Westrum discuss the financial literacy of K-12 teachers, highlighting the misunderstood value of their pensions. Here is the link to the NTSA article of Dr. Randy Mahlerwein findings Dr. Randy Mahlerwein is the Assistant...
Having raised five children, I am well aware that the priorities I had as an adult were quite different from those of my children. Not knowing their priorities often resulted in frustration. Sometimes my attempts to invest in their enjoyment resulted in...
This past year, I’ve spoken about employee benefits and retention at several conferences around the country, and I’m particularly interested in the monthly separation rate for government employees. In 2020 and 2022, the numbers spiked, making it difficult for many...
A few years ago, my wife went to a garage sale and bought a box of old books for $25. She came home as excited as I had ever seen her. Why? One of the books was an 1831 edition of The Federalist Papers. We searched online and were thrilled to see an estimated value of...
The pandemic has brought about a significant change in how people perceive work. Recent research indicates that employees now place greater importance on retirement savings than before 2020. Interestingly, retirement savings is now considered just as valuable as leave benefits – a trend that has emerged quite unexpectedly. Furthermore, younger individuals are showing more interest in retirement savings education than their older counterparts, marking a noteworthy change in priorities.
Tom Strasburger, Ed Dressel, and Jim Westrum discuss the financial literacy of K-12 teachers, highlighting the misunderstood value of their pensions. Here is the link to the NTSA article of Dr. Randy Mahlerwein findings Dr. Randy Mahlerwein is the Assistant...
Having raised five children, I am well aware that the priorities I had as an adult were quite different from those of my children. Not knowing their priorities often resulted in frustration. Sometimes my attempts to invest in their enjoyment resulted in...
This past year, I’ve spoken about employee benefits and retention at several conferences around the country, and I’m particularly interested in the monthly separation rate for government employees. In 2020 and 2022, the numbers spiked, making it difficult for many...
A few years ago, my wife went to a garage sale and bought a box of old books for $25. She came home as excited as I had ever seen her. Why? One of the books was an 1831 edition of The Federalist Papers. We searched online and were thrilled to see an estimated value of...
The pandemic has brought about a significant change in how people perceive work. Recent research indicates that employees now place greater importance on retirement savings than before 2020. Interestingly, retirement savings is now considered just as valuable as leave benefits – a trend that has emerged quite unexpectedly. Furthermore, younger individuals are showing more interest in retirement savings education than their older counterparts, marking a noteworthy change in priorities.