Mooresville, North Carolina / Syndication Cloud / March 8, 2026 / Jordan Capital Consulting An estimated 4.8 million ...

After payroll, health insurance is the biggest expense for small businesses, and increases in health-care costs tend to hit smaller companies especially hard. For companies with 10 to 199 workers, the ...

Small business owners who work with a financial professional expect to retire seven years earlier, according to an Equitable and SCORE study. Behind any good small business retirement plan health is ...

America’s small businesses are the backbone of our economy. They create two-thirds of new jobs, power innovation, and anchor communities across the country. But that backbone is under real strain.

As family health care premiums continue to rise annually, small businesses are facing tough choices about offering health coverage, but a state bill would create a new option.

The recently enacted budget reconciliation bill (formerly known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act) included dozens of health policies—but excluded the House-passed codification and incentivization of ...

Small businesses are shouldering disproportionately higher healthcare costs as prices continue to climb, but they're refusing to cut their workforce's access to benefits. Processing Content The median ...

Employment-based health insurance coverage remains the most common source of coverage among the nonelderly population, at roughly 60%, according to a recent research report from the Employee Benefit ...

San Antonio has the highest percentage of family-owned businesses in the nation — more than one-third of companies here are in family hands. That doesn’t account for the tens of thousands of other ...