New HSA and HDHP Limits for 2021 and What It Means for You
The IRS recently announced 2021’s limits for HSAs (Health Savings Account) and HDHP (High-Deductible Health Plans).
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New California Workers’ Comp Regulations for July
The insurance world is an ever changing landscape of policies, regulations, and restrictions. Add in the effects of COVID-19, and it can leave many individuals and clients confused. Luckily, we are here to help make sense of these changes and stay up to date on all things insurance.
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Insurance Companies Step Up with Relief For Policyholders Amid COVID19 Pandemic
Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, Insurance Industry giants such as Allstate, Safeco/Liberty Mutual, Travelers, Nationwide, State Farm, GEICO, Mercury and Farmers, to name a few, have intervened in an unprecedented way.
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Novel Coronavirus
As of March 10, 2020, the COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, has been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization. Not only has the virus devastated thousands of lives, it has also affected economies worldwide.
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OSHA Form 300A Posting Requirements Began February 1st
February isn’t just a month for wondering if Punxsutawney Phil will predict six weeks until spring or six more weeks of winter, it is that time of year to discuss and ensure you are compliant with the OSHA Form 300A requirements. Beginning February 1st to April 30th , OSHA mandates that certain employers with 10
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When you have the Insurance Equivalent of a “Perfect Storm”, Rates Ultimately Go Up!
Across the world, climate change is wreaking havoc on the environment. In the United States, scientists, citizens, and the government all feel the negative impact global warming has on the environment, such as an increase in natural disasters. For insurers, claims have been quite high because of the stronger hurricanes on the east coast, increased wildfires on the west coast, and wind and hailstorms in the Midwest.
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AB 5: Employees VS Independent Contractors
AB 5 is a law passed by the California state legislature and signed into effect by California governor Gavin Newsom. AB5 restricts who can be considered an independent contractor, which is why it is important to understand what AB5 is and how it affects business owners and independent contractors.
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