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How AI Is Killing the Billable HourA brush with cancer led an attorney to develop an AI platform that saves time for professionals who bill by the hour and money for their clients.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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AI Giants Face New Price CompetitionThe Kiplinger Letter As business spending on artificial intelligence soars, cheaper options are hitting the market. The much-welcomed trend has a catch, though.
By John Miley
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Are You Eligible for the Amazon Prime Settlement Refund?Amazon agreed to a historic $2.5 billion settlement over its Amazon Prime memberships. Find out if you're eligible for a refund and how to claim it.
By Rachael Green
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We Should All Consider Disability Insurance — My Family's Story Shows WhyDisability insurance can ensure your family is taken care of if serious illness or injury strikes. But sometimes only a real-life story drives that message home.
By Jane Schroeder, CLTC
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Grow Your Advisory Firm by Refining Your Sales ProcessIf you want 2026 to be a breakout year for your advisory firm, help build or refine your sales process using AI as an additional resource. Here's how to do it.
By Cody Foster
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How Businesses Can Budget for AI Even When the Bill Keeps ChangingAI is now a permanent line in your operating budget, but don't treat it like a standard software subscription. It's a variable cost, so plan accordingly.
By John O'Connell, MBA
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Loyalty Points vs Empathy: A Widow’s StoryA widow was blocked from using her late husband's loyalty points. This is what businesses can learn about compassionate customer service from her story.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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Why Dividend Growth Wins for Post-Liquidity Business OwnersAfter selling a business, former owners can struggle with relying on income from a traditional portfolio. Dividend growth strategies may be a much better fit.
By Nicholas W. Puncer, CFA®, CFP®
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How to Invest in the Modern Space RaceSpaceX isn't the only company shooting for the Moon and beyond.
By Simon Constable
