by Lynnelle Mulder | Feb 11, 2020
A home is a place where we cultivate memories and life experiences. It’s a place where we cook, work, relax, and play. Having a well-designed home is important for your health, peace of mind, and quality of life. However, with the changing climate there is a lot...
by Denise Foy | Feb 4, 2020
Often times business owners say, “If I can just have a pretty looking website, that’ll be good.” So they either go onto a do-it-yourself platform and make something that’s visually appealing or they’ll hire somebody for cheap to do it for them. Although...
by "Spider" Meka Hemmons | Jan 31, 2020
Ah… January. The dawn of a new year. A time where we collectively raise our spirits… elated to have a time-honored fresh start… thrilled to see the end of whatever woes the last year brought us… and ready to exclaim our hopes for the good we want the future to bring....
by Amy Keller | Jan 30, 2020
What’s new for Social Security in 2020? With the new year upon us, those who collect Social Security or pay into the public retirement program through payroll deduction will see some changes. The Social Security Administration makes cost-of-living adjustments on an...
by Susan Baker | Jan 17, 2020
You may think you don’t need to worry about life insurance until, or if, you have children. After all, there’s no one who relies on you to feed, clothe, and educate them. Remaining uninsured, however, could prove to be a big financial mistake, even without...
by Nancy Zitlin | Jan 16, 2020
Do you have the disease to please? This is how I look at the obligation to always be “GOOD”. It applies to someone who is always concerned about doing the right thing. It’s a common myth of proper health. WHO says French fries are “bad” and kale is the “right” thing?...
