September was a month dedicated to getting informed about life insurance; learning the options, benefits, where to start, etc. Now as a wrap-up, here is a small Q&A session with the spokesperson for Life Insurance Awareness Month, NASCAR driver Danica Patrick. 1. You’re a consummate—and fierce—racing professional, but everyone has to start somewhere. Do you… Continue reading Life Insurance Awareness Month: Q&A with Danica Patrick
Isn’t it wild how you go from encouraging your baby to enjoy tummy time to wanting them to roll over and then crawl…and then as soon as they hit the ground running on those hands and knees you’re all, “No! Don’t touch that! Slow down! Ahhhhh.” Life is funny that way. We encourage our babies… Continue reading Baby-Proofing
Have you ever read the children’s book Love You Forever, where the mother cares for her growing son until, as a grown man, the son cares for his aging mother? The story depicts a parent/child role reversal that many experience in real life. Talking about aging with parents can be difficult. But being honest about… Continue reading Aging Gracefully
We are a charitable nation. More than 95% of American households give an average of just under $3,000 a year to charity. That means you probably do, too. But did you know that there are other ways to give to charities besides just writing a check? Regardless of your reasons for giving, a gift of… Continue reading Helping a Charity With Your Life Insurance
When you get a raise at work, you not only feel great because your job performance has not gone unnoticed, but you also get a better sense of job security. Of course, this also means more money in your pocket, which may lead to irresponsible spending instead of taking personal financial responsibility and investing in… Continue reading 6 Things to Do After Getting a Raise
Your home is a place where you feel safe and secure. However, it’s also where you keep your valuables. From jewelry to artwork to electronics, you likely have a few items that burglars would love to get their hands on. Many of us have security systems and locks in place, yet, despite all our precautions,… Continue reading Burglary Aftermath
You’ve probably starting seeing updated debit and credit cards that include a tiny, metallic microchip embedded in the card front. If you haven’t received yours from your card issuers yet, you can expect by the end of the year. This is the beginning of the long-awaited switchover to so-called “chip and PIN” cards (also called a… Continue reading What You Need to Know About New ‘Chip’ Cards
Did you know that a burglary happens every 16 seconds in the U.S., according to the FBI? Your home is one of your most valuable possessions, along with everything inside. It is a place you want to feel safe and secure from the potential dangers of the outside world. Employing and engaging in some basic… Continue reading 9 Home Security Tips
re your weekly trips to the grocery store busting your budget? Do you wander the aisles aimlessly, hoping for dinner inspiration? Smart grocery shopping starts with three things: budgeting, menu planning and scoping out in-store savings. Before your next supermarket trip, consider the tips below to help stretch your budget and put nutritious meals on your table.… Continue reading Smart Shopping: Stretching You Grocery Budget
Whether you’re someone saving for retirement, a stay-at-home parent or a cosigner on a student loan, you may have a need for life insurance. Yet you may feel held back by the expense of buying a life insurance policy. The good news: Life insurance probably costs a lot less than you think. Check out the infographic below to learn more about… Continue reading True Cost of Life Insurance
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