Entrepreneurship

Retirement doesn’t have to mean the end of earning. These business ideas for retirees build on experience you already have and need little upfront investment. You’ll also learn how self-employment income affects your Social Security benefits and your taxes.

You can work through college without falling behind in your classes. What matters is who sets your hours and whether you can cut back during finals. Here are ten jobs that fit a busy class schedule, plus what to check on pay, taxes and your visa.

In 2026 a small employer can reimburse up to $6,450 of an employee’s individual health costs tax-free through a QSEHRA, without buying a group plan. Many small businesses still build benefits around what competitors offer rather than what decides an interview. Here is what attracts and keeps people, and the IRS limits that apply in 2026.

A holiday ham can be tax-free for your employees, while a $20 gift card is not. Here’s how the IRS treats holiday gifts, what that means for payroll, and which gifts actually make your team happy.

Burned-out employees miss more work, make more mistakes, and quit sooner. Mental health benefits help prevent that, and some services can be provided tax-free. Here’s what to offer and what to check before you sign up.

Creative perks don't have to be expensive – they just have to show that you think about your people. Here are ideas even a small business can afford, plus what you need to know about how they're taxed.

Remote work went from emergency fix to a normal part of running a business. Which trends have lasted, what US employers need to get right legally, and how to set up remote work so it holds up even in a small team.

You can't spot a modern workplace by the couch in the office or by how many people work from home. You spot it by how work is measured, how place and time are agreed, and where the workday ends. Five characteristics and three trends changing work in the US right now.