According to the American Lung Association, smoking kills over 480,000 people every year. Few people would disagree that smoking is hazardous to their health, yet millions continue to take part in this unhealthy habit. The most recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows a decline in U.S. adult smokers, but an estimated 34 million still smoke cigarettes. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 1.1 billion adults worldwide smoke cig

Whether you receive a W-2 or run your own business, leadership is important and an sought after skill. Leveling up your leadership in 2020 may mean returning to the fundamentals. For those of us in leadership roles, we’re often left pondering the meaning of our leadership and how to bring it to the next level. If you are not in a leadership role, keep reading for your own personal and business benefit! Sometimes the best way to improve is to simply reinforce some basic truths

There’s a savings account with a potential advantage over your 401(k) plan — and it just might help you save on taxes. It’s your health savings account, and it’s offered alongside your high-deductible health-care plan. Not sure if you want a high-deductible, HSA compliant health-care plan? Read on before deciding to choose "the least expensive" monthly payment plan. You may be surprised. HSAs come with three main tax benefits: You can contribute to them on a pretax or tax-ded

Thank you RCB & Associates, LLC for being a valuable partner in our efforts to combat the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). Following the announcement of the state's first presumptive positive cases of COVID-19, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and the (MDHHS) are providing recommendations designed to help prevent the spread of the virus. These recommendations apply at the individual, organizational, and community levels. They apply to businesses, workplaces, schools, community organiza

Starting July 1, 2020, Michigan drivers get a first-ever choice in the amount of medical benefits that they buy with auto insurance. The current no-fault system requires all drivers to buy potentially unlimited, lifetime medical benefits. Michigan has been the only state with such a requirement. People who pick lower levels of no-fault coverage will need to rely more on their health insurance after a bad accident. Overall, the revamped no-fault law is expected to lower Michig