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        1. Keep Your Business Safe by Teaching Employees to Spot Fraud
          While businesses are concerned with financial fraud, there may be an overall lack of understanding about common ways fraud happens and how to mitigate risk exposure. Teaching your employees to spot and prevent financial fraud should not be ignored. To help you take a more proactive approach to managing financial fraud
        2. Missed Rents’ Impact on Real Estate
          By Niel Harmse & Bryan Reid of MSCI Real EstateLockdowns and social distancing have impacted many tenant businesses, resulting in an unprecedented number of requests for rental relief, stressing real estate rental income streams. For equity investors, income returns have weakened, despite softening asset values. Recent
        3. No one is immune to a financial disaster, but everyone can be smart about what comes next
          Financial planning isn't about making perfect decisions with your money. Mistakes are bound to happen. You might not have control over unexpected crises, but you do have control over your preparedness and your reaction. If you find it difficult to save, try setting up micro-goals to hold yourself accountable every day.
        4. The holiday season is a busy time of year, meant
          The holiday season is a busy time of year, meant to be filled with family, gifting, and celebrating. However, amidst all the fun holiday events lurks
        5. To Be an Effective Leader, You Need To Handle These 7 Challenges
          You too can master the challenges that make or break all leaders. Here is a self-test to get you started. As a business adviser, I often talk to business professionals who are critical of their CEO, and are convinced that they could do the job better. Yet I suspect that few of you have seriously thought about the scope
        6. You should think more about how you onboard your newest hires
          Most hiring managers want new recruits to be comfortable in their role, to be productive and motivated, and to feel confident that they’ve made the right choice in accepting this job. Why, then, do so many employers still use outdated, ineffective onboarding practices that turn already-nervous new hires into balls of a
        7. What Most Homebuyers Don’t Know About Starting the
          What Most Homebuyers Don’t Know About Starting the Mortgage Process House hunting is exciting. It’s easy to get caught up scrolling listings and
        8. Holiday Hangover: How To Budget At The Start Of The New Year
          A fresh year doesn’t need to start with guilt or panic; it can start with clarity, control, and a plan that actually feels doable.
        9. How to Know If Your Website Needs an Overhaul
          With these key performance indicators, you can understand whether you just need to improve areas of your site -- or do a major rework. By Kahl Orr,
        10. The $131 Billion Cybercrime Problem That’s Draining Small Businesses
          New survey data shows nearly two-thirds of small companies were victims to online criminals last year.