Fees, Fees, Fees: Why Banking Costs So Much
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The average American pays $7 in banking fees every single month, according to a January 2022 CNBC story. That doesn’t sound like much, but who wouldn’t…
E-Bank or Brick-and-Mortar?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Online banking may offer convenience but experts say having a personal relationship with a local bank is crucial to business success Online banks and traditional banks…
5 Things You Need to Know About Business Insurance
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant You insure your home, auto, health and life. Why do you need business insurance? “Business insurance is extremely important to protect business owners from liability, property…
$1M Is No Longer the Standard Nest Egg
By Gabrielle Olya Here’s how much most Americans think you actually need to retire A common financial rule of thumb is that you should have $1 million saved for retirement, but…
Retiring…After 41 Years With OCO
By Ken Sturtz Patrick Waite of Fulton has seen substantial change in human services over four-decade career When Patrick Waite reflects on his career in human services he marvels at…
High Salaries Help Keep, Attract Employees
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant While work-life balance is important, salary is often cited as main reason workers stay in their jobs Employee retention relates to more than salary, as the…
Employers Continue to Struggle with Filling Positions
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Several sectors show decreased in employment numbers Although some indicators show businesses are adapting and adjusting to post-COVID-19 life, staffing persists as a factor that’s proving…
Hiring Remains a Challenge for Healthcare Providers
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The healthcare industry has struggled for decades with a staffing shortage. The pandemic only worsened the problem, with staff absences due to COVID-19, staff burnout and…
Tourism Is Back
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant As COVID-19 restrictions are lifted, more people are traveling, more events are taking place in CNY After two rough years of COVID-induced cancellations and trepidation, tourism…
Several Oswego County Campgrounds Up for Sale
By Ken Sturtz A confluence of factors, including labor and a desire to retire, is pushing many mom and pop campground owners to consider selling their businesses If you’ve ever…
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