Lincoln In the News
Five Questions You Should Ask Before Accepting Your First Job Offer
Employees Don't Want More Money, They Want Less Stress
Employees are serious about prioritizing their mental health — so much so that they’re willing to pass up more money to do it.
How the pandemic and a rise in targeted hate crimes has shifted spending for Asian Americans
The coronavirus pandemic has hit everyone’s wallets over the last year, as millions of Americans lost jobs and had to deal with sweeping lockdowns to curb the spread of disease.
Philadelphia Business Journal: Main Line executive shares life lessons from his mom
Leveraging Quality Engineering and DevOps to Thrive in the Face of Churning Customer Expectations
In this byline, Michelle DeCarlo, senior vice president of IT enterprise delivery practices at Lincoln Financial, shares the role of Quality Engineering and DevOps in the organization's successful digital transformation.
Hybrid LTC To The Rescue?
As long-term-care insurance struggles, new hybrid products are taking off, offering fixed premiums and investment flexibility.
How Women Investors Can Rewrite Their Financial Futures
When preparing for a secure retirement, women can be disadvantaged. But careful planning and intentional actions can help reduce roadblocks to financial health.
6 Ways to Show Your Employees You Care, Even When You’re Remote
Jen Warne, chief talent officer, shares that one of the best ways to show that you care is to create an easy way for employees to provide feedback, and to really listen to their concerns.
International Women’s Day Puts Spotlight on Gender Pay, Retirement Concerns
In recognition of March 8 being International Women's Day, a number of organizations--including Lincoln Financial--have released new research about the current state of women and finances.