After a long winter, once the temperature gets consistently above even 50 degrees, it’s easy to kind of jump to conclusions and officially declare summer started. With the memory of the cold winter still lingering, one tends to find oneself feeling unseasonably warm. We’re all trying to cut costs right now, and even though we […]
As the concern over the spread of COVID-19 lingers, most of us have heard many times over what we can do to avoid contracting the virus. Wash your hands, social distance, stay home. Cover your cough. And there are endless fundraisers that one could donate money to in a time like this. The only problem
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When an insurance agent calls or approaches you selling life insurance, your response is likely “No, thank you, I already have life insurance through my employer.” And the agent’s rebuttal, hopefully, begins something like “That’s great! I’m glad you have coverage.” Life insurance offered by an employer can be a great benefit, and we encourage
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Last month we explored the cardiovascular aspects of the workout routine known as shoveling snow. But maybe you live in an apartment building or you don’t do the shoveling in your household. We’re all shut in more than usual in the winter. What then? There are plenty of opportunities to get exercise indoors, and they
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