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You’re moving. You’ve found greener pastures, and are looking forward—a little excitedly, a little nervously—to your new surroundings. You’ll be asking a lot of questions during this time. One of… Read More
Women investors face particular challenges in investing and managing their financial lives that you should acknowledge and explore with your family and a trusted financial professional. Determining the right solutions… Read More
Establishing a national health insurance plan for senior Americans has followed a sometimes-wayward path through U.S. history. President Teddy Roosevelt first began discussing the idea of implementing a system of… Read More
While April 15, 2019 looks pretty much the same as any other day on the calendar, it marks the official end of 2018 for the American taxpayer (for the most… Read More
Financial responsibility may not top the list of unmentionables for conversations with your teenagers, but it certainly may be one of the most important. Today’s marketplace provides a wealth of… Read More
For many of us throughout the United States, we’re waving good-bye to warm weather. Now, we must prepare for winter travel with cold cars, snowy lanes, and freezing windows. While… Read More
I present you with two quotes: “Democracy is the form of government in which the free are rulers.” – Aristotle “I tell you, all politics is applesauce.” – Will Rogers… Read More
You may have just started kindergarten or 1st grade. The television show you’re watching is interrupted by a special news bulletin. The date: November 22, 1963. Walter Cronkite makes the… Read More
It’s October, which means autumn is upon us. But this year, it’s not just the leaves that are falling. The markets have been falling, too. On Wednesday, October 10, the… Read More
