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Recent Articles from Bekah McClelland
Responding to those who choose to ‘age in place’
“Aging in place” has casually come to mean staying in your home as you move into old age.
Connecting with your community through your bank
With more options than ever, it’s no wonder choosing a bank for your business can be overwhelming.
March 30, 2022 Newsmakers
Accounting East Pennsboro Township-based Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz named Carli Lehr director of BSSF Valuation & Litigation Consulting. She has more than 16 years of experience providing business valuation services, assurance, audit, tax planning, tax compliance and business consulting. She is a certified valuation analyst, a certified public accountant and a certified specialist in[...]
Study finds state’s nursing homes are underfunded
Pennsylvania’s nursing homes were underfunded by nearly $1.2 billion in Medicaid in 2019-2020, according to...
Don’t miss this important investment practice
The stock market has had some great moments in the past few years, along with some not-as-great moments.
PERSPECTIVE: A look at the personal side of retirement planning
Have you thought about life after exiting your business? Many business owners regret selling their business because they failed to plan for a life post exit.
Companies are making a big push to help Ukrainian refugees get jobs
The practical, financial and emotional difficulties of being a refugee are unfathomable.
How to invest in tech and leave Facebook behind
Tech stocks have taken a tumble this year, but some investing experts say there are now plenty of good values in the sector. You just have to look beyond the increasingly tired MT. FAANG stocks.
This recession indicator is flashing a warning sign
The bond market is flashing a warning sign that has correctly predicted almost every recession over the past 60 years: a potential inversion of the US Treasury note yield curve.
Focus on your PEPY instead of year-to-year change percentages
Too often, organizations focus on the percentage increase or, in rare cases, decrease in the pricing of their medical plan when deciding what actions to take instead of focusing on gross dollars spent.
Girls Who Code founder: Women need flexibility in the workplace
Covid-19 wreaked economic havoc on women globally, especially mothers, bringing into sharp focus the policies and practices that continue to thwart gender equality at work and at home.
Prices are going up, and CEOs are making out like bandits
Inflation is eating into everyone's paycheck — unless you're a CEO.
