Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mike Kappel is the Founder of Patriot Software, LLC. Well, it’s been one heck of a year. I don’t know about you, but I’m ready to ...

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, wedding planning suddenly became a lot more complicated. Over the past 10 months, many couples have had to cancel or postpone their planned celebrations and many more ...

Within the last 12 months, we have essentially seen the passage of three major pieces of federal legislation that impact retirement planning. Far and away the biggest retirement planning bill of the ...

Marianne and Jeff Walden eloped on the steps of the Saint-Louis Art Museum on their original wedding date. It’s not an ideal time to plan anything, let alone a wedding. Just ask the professionals ...

In 2021, the requirements to qualify for the credit were actually even more generous, so you only needed a 20% drop in gross receipts versus the same quarter in 2019. Since so many businesses are ...

Vacation season is here and it’s a good opportunity to catch up on industry surveys that have been published recently. At the risk of oversimplifying, the results indicate that the retirement market’s ...

Pandemics, political and policy changes, volatile investment markets—another year under the belt. WealthManagement.com asked several retirement plan industry leaders for their thoughts on the past ...

Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting global recession, the 2020/21 IT budgeting cycle will look different this year. Business leaders will be tasked with reevaluating their projects and ...

When the pandemic threw the world into disarray in spring 2020, most organizations responded by holding on—barely, at times. Executives assessed the impact on operations and dealt with the immediate ...

As the pandemic enters its third year and everyday life takes on some semblance of normalcy, the InvestmentNews team looks back at the most interesting industry developments of 2021. This year might ...

Even before the pandemic, class of 2021 graduate Daniela Andrade knew she’d need to navigate the path to college without a lot of high school supports. Andrade’s high school near the border of Queens ...