Alfredo Casas, 62, allegedly underreported payroll for his farm labor contracting business by over $1 million, resulting in a substantial loss to two insurance companies.

Women with children under 18 expressed the highest levels of financial stress at 50%, followed by non-retirees who were not working (44%), those under age 50 (42%), and those with household incomes under $50,000 (42%).

Small and medium-sized businesses are showing stronger current financial health and an increase in hiring despite the ongoing impacts of COVID-19.

Deeper still into the bill is a part called “Drug-Impaired Driving Data Collection.” It establishes a deadline for federal agencies to identify ways to improve reporting of toxicology testing in cases of motor vehicle crashes.

Artificial intelligence can investigate low-value suspicious claims.

Indexed life sales will set a record this year, predicted Sheryl J. Moore, CEO of Wink Inc. and Moore Market Intelligence.

Changes in the U.S. Tax Code affecting everything from retirement savings, income surtaxes and qualified deductions are definitely coming soon, according to tax planning experts. But what they’ll look like and how much it might cost or benefit you is anyone’s guess right now as proposals in the President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better Act are mired in Congressional machinations and negotiations.

Employers and consumers are struggling with health care costs. A panel of experts discussed some ways the Build Back Better Act would address those concerns.

With the holiday season upon us, it’s likely that many of us will spend an extended amount of time with family. This can sometimes lead to families coming to terms with the uncomfortable reality of a loved one in decline who is not receiving the help they need.