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Many companies are unaware that their retirement plans have problems until they are audited by the IRS or investigated by the Department of Labor. However, by self-auditing your plan with the help of a our firm, you can identify and correct any problems before the federal government initiates an investigation. Click Full Article for five areas that can get your company in trouble.

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Once you determine how much you need to save or can afford to save, you need to decide what types of college saving vehicles you want to use. In addition to mutual funds, regular brokerage accounts and bank savings accounts, there are now a number of tax-advantaged alternatives available to help you save for college. Get the facts about each of the options, and decide which type might be right for you.

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Transitions can cause rebellion and resistance among even your most valuable employees. So if you are planning any changes to your business, take some time to involve everyone and allow for discussions. Here are a few tips to help smooth the bumps.
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E-mails and litigation go hand in hand as corporate electronic mail is frequently used as evidence in court. To minimize the risk that employees might send out a message that puts your company at legal risk, you need to outline and monitor appropriate use of e-mail in the workplace. Read the "Full Article" for some ways to help control that online mail without violating federal privacy laws.
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