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Organizations of all sizes must content with increasingly sophisticated fraud schemes, particularly those targeting payments. From chargeback fraud to phishing, Card Network breaks down the top schemes businesses encounter and the methods that can help mitigate their impact.
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Early this year InvestmentNews published an article titled, "401(k) Settlements Went Way Up in 2023". The article highlights how 401(k) participant-driven lawsuits are on the rise, and employers are facing heightened scrutiny of the way they manage their retirement plans.
What’s the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on new hire onboarding and human resources (HR) professionals? In a recent survey conducted by Paychex, 309 HR professionals and 1,003 recent hires were asked about how technology, and the use of AI impacts the hiring and onboarding process.
Selling an accounting practice is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for most practice owners. Because it is such a rare event, sellers need to be aware of the key misconceptions about the process.
AICPA President and CEO Barry Melancon, CPA, CGMA, announced his plans to retire from his role on Dec. 31, 2024. A strong supporter of the MICPA, Barry has shared profession insights and updates with Michigan CPAs and students for roughly 30 years. Join us as we share our gratitude for Barry’s dedication to the profession and celebrate his many contributions to the success of CPAs across the country.
The American College of Financial Services recently released its latest study on the preparedness of America’s retirees. It was not a pretty sight.
The conversation surrounding financial literacy is expanding as the overwhelming majority of workers (77%) are interested in employer provided financial wellness programs, Harvard Business Review reports.
According to the FTC, “consumers reported losing more than $10 billion to fraud in 2023, marking the first time that fraud losses have reached that benchmark. This marks a 14% increase over reported losses in 2022.”
Changes in interest rates impact a majority of people because individuals are generally borrowers or savers. For borrowers, rising interest rates mean more discretionary income is paid to financial institutions in the form of interest expense, on short-term loans such as credit card debt.
Money talks, so the saying goes, but rarely is it considered appropriate to talk about money. Whether it is among friends, family or between colleagues, discussion of personal finances has long been taboo, leaving many to experience what is referred to as money shame