Serial entrepreneur and investor Phil Laboon puts his marketing know-how to work
Phil Laboon, a serial entrepreneur and investor, who owns Eyeflow Internet Marketing, gets an offer every few weeks to join a company because of his expertise in marketing. Often, marketing wasn’t factored in and sales don’t materialize as expected.
Value-based insurance: Don’t let your consumer-driven health plan be a barrier to necessary care
Consumer-driven health plans have been increasing in popularity because they appear to be custom-made for this era of health insurance reform. Evidence shows, however, that essential medical services often will be curtailed if individuals have to pay an increasing amount of their own money. That’s where value-based insurance can help.
Integrating pharmacy with medical benefits can help your bottom line
Managing the rising cost of prescription drugs is no easy task for any organization, and the trend is leaving many organizations looking for options.
How to estate plan, beyond just creating a basic will
People get caught up in the investment rate of returns and the stock market — none of that means anything if you lose half your money to the government because you died without a will or didn’t plan well and your family suffers.
How there are still ways for creditors to recoup funds in bankruptcy court
Bankruptcy can be a lifeline to those trying to get out from under a mountain of debt, but it’s a point of frustration for the companies forced to move on without collecting. Here’s exceptions in the bankruptcy code and how companies can still find ways to collect funds they are owed.
Health care reform signifies new obligations for companies
Of the many components to the Affordable Care Act, one of the more complex and confusing is just around the corner: new reporting requirements under Internal Revenue Code Sections 6055 and 6056.
Improve the health of your employees with preventive health reminders
Are you and your employees taking all the right preventive steps to wellness? Unfortunately, you may not realize what you’re missing or how screenings can impact your overall health plan.
How to compete for talent in today’s knowledge economy
In today’s knowledge economy, the value of employees has increased exponentially. Talent has become a key differentiator in a market in which products or services can be easily replicated. Midsize companies, however, often lack the resources to effectively manage the talent acquisition and retention process.
How Ohio’s new residency provision affects financial planning decisions
As of March, Ohio became more favorable to those who spend most of the year here but winter elsewhere. People, such as retirees, who have ties to Ohio but wish to be residents of Florida, can now extend their stay in Ohio without concern for the tax implications.
How cash flow forecasting brings greater business success
When pressed to single out the most important touchstones for any business, many entrepreneurs cite customer experience, profitability and competitive pricing. Cash flow, however, should be at the top of that list.