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Hosted by Mark Zinman · education · EN · 42 episodes
Join Mark each week as he explores a brand-new topic that you may not have learned about before. Mark takes a unique approach to financial literacy education, presenting information in a way that makes sense even to those not well-versed in financial matters. Whether you’re a young adult taking your first steps into adulthood or an experienced business owner, ”On the Mark” is sure to help you grow and succeed as you endeavor to get a handle on your finances.
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Episode #42
In this week’s episode, Mark is joined by Alex Roman to discuss the growing trend of nearshore staffing in response to the declining number of students entering the accounting profession in the United States. They explore how firms are adapting to talent shortages and the benefits and challenges of nearshore staffing.
Episode #41
In the third and final segment, Mark and Ed wrap up the discussion by exploring additional healthcare benefit options, including HRAs, HSAs, level-funded plans, and self-funded plans. They break down how each option works and the advantages they can offer employers and employees.
Episode #40
<p>In this week’s episode, Mark and Ed pick up right where they left off. As we continue to dive deeper into medical plan options they break down how to evaluate coverage options, explain how your number of employees impacts what you’re required to offer, and unpack the real consequences of not enrolling in Medicare Part B on time—including costly premium penalties.</p>
Episode #39
<p>This week kicks off a special multi-part series as Mark sits down with Ed MacConnell to break down the essentials of medical care coverage. Together, they unpack Medicare Parts A through D, explain why Medicare matters, who it’s designed for, and when you become eligible—giving you a clearer understanding of how to navigate your options with confidence.</p>
Episode #38
<p>In our final estate planning episode, we cover probate complexities, including out-of-state property, when to establish a trust, and balancing a loved one’s wishes with legal obligations. We also touch on taking time before big decisions, pros and cons of naming multiple executors or trustees, and how prenups can factor into your decisions.</p>
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