Quiz: Can You Guess the Price of These Homes?
Chances are you know the going rate for a home in your neighborhood, but what about the rest of the country? See if you can pick a listing price for eight homes without knowing where they are.
Month: February 2023
Money Saving Renovations for Winter
Winter is a busy time, and there are tons of ways that homeowners can spend a little more money than they were planning. Between gifts, dinners, and traveling, the costs […]
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Chase Sapphire Cards Offer Bonus Points on Peloton Equipment
Through March 31, 2025, earn 5X or 10X Chase points when you buy Peloton bikes, treadmills, rowing machines and more.
This Wireless Carrier Has the Worst Network Quality Almost Everywhere
One major wireless provider stands out for having the least reliable call, messaging and data services.
How to Visit Legoland on a Budget
Want to visit Legoland in San Diego? Don’t want to spend a lot of money? Check out these tried and true tips for enjoying Legoland on a budget from Jessica over at Life as Mom.
Best Time To Buy A Car + Tips To Saving BIG When You Buy Your New Ride
Getting a new car is one of the better feelings in life, I’ll admit. But, itâs also one of the biggest financial transactions most people make. Get a good deal, and you’ll save a ton of money over the life of the car. Strike a bad deal, and it can haunt you for years. It […]
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21 Selling Apps To Sell Stuff Online & Locally
Looking to sell your old stuff? Want to earn some extra cash to improve your bottom line? Here are 21 selling apps to help you sell your stuff online!
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5 Crucial Lessons I Learned by Starting My Own Business
As a kid, I had no aspirations of being a business owner or entrepreneur. I was a baseball card collector investing way too much money in Jose Canseco baseball cards. Â (That probably ranks as one of the worst investments Iâve ever made but, hey – I was just a kid). Even going into college, I […]
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How to Find a New Job After You’ve Been Laid Off
By networking and continuing to build your skills, you’ll find a new job in no time.
When to use intermittent FMLA
Disclosure: I am not an attorney or HR specialist. This is just my experience with, and understanding of, FMLA.
According to the United States Department of Labor (DOL) website, “The Family and Medical Leave Act (“FMLA”) provides certain employees with up to 12 workweeks of unpaid, job-protected leave a year, and requires group health benefits to be maintained during the leave as if employees continued to work instead of taking leave.” The whole point of FMLA is to promote work-life balance by taking a reasonable amount of leave to deal with personal or family issues.
Because many situations requiring use of FMLA are health-related, the law also requires that your health insurance be maintained as if you continued to work. The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) allows employees to stay on a former employer’s health plan for a limited time after job separation, provided they pay the full premium (employer share and employee share). Unlike COBRA, if you are on FMLA, then your employer still pays their share of the premium for your health plan, even if you are not being paid a salary during your leave.