Spring is right around the corner! It’s a fresh start, beautiful weather, and time to start new things. But first, it’s time to clean and refresh everything in your life.
Here are some tips to help you tackle your spring cleaning and the beginning of a new season.
We can find almost anything we need online these days, can’t we? From the ability to receiving pet food and treats through a monthly subscription to researching, applying for, and getting a car loan, we can do it with an internet connection and a keyboard. But some things really do require a personal touch and individual contact.
Once your child left home – for college or just to be out on their own – you thought that was it; one less person in your house. Think again.
After graduating college or living on their own for a while, your child may be one of the four million adults between the ages of 25 and 34 asking to move back in with their parents. They need to save money while they get back on their feet or find that first job, and as their parent, you want to help.
Here are some things you need to consider before move in day.
You’ve worked hard to build your net worth, and you still see more growth in sight. In the business world, you work with risk managers to make sure your business is protected and the risks associated with that business are minimized. As a high net worth individual you need something similar in your personal life.
Instead of the typical “insurance agent” to help you protect your personal assets and investments, you need someone to help you effectively manage all of the risks that come with your lifestyle. You need a risk manager.
With announcements starting in 2011, by now, you’ve learned that debit and credit cards are transitioning to chip technology. You may even have received one or two for your own personal accounts by now. As of October 1, 2015, point-of-sale machines at all U.S. retailers needed to be able to handle chip technology.
Why is this important? Because as of October 1, the liability for credit card fraud shifted from banks to retailers.
Accidents can happen in the blink of an eye. One moment, you’re driving down the highway, jamming out to your favorite song, and the next, your car is hit from behind and you’re thrown forward, slammed into the airbags.
As if this wasn’t bad enough, you’ve been hit by one of the 28 million drivers across the country who doesn’t have auto insurance. What happens now?
The road is filled with uninsured and underinsured drivers. Adding coverage to your auto insurance policy can protect you if you get into an accident with one of them.
When you truly love someone, you want the best for them. You make sacrifices for the people you love, you worry for them, and you work hard to make them happy. Often, you take care of the people you love more than you take care of yourself. Love can be a beautiful thing, especially when it’s returned in the way it’s given.
This Valentine’s Day, the last thing you want to think about is leaving the one you love. Instead, consider how you can continue taking care of them, even when you’re no longer able to be there with them.
Our very own Carolina Panthers won their last game and are headed to the Super Bowl! Everyone is excited and proud, and you’re looking forward to inviting your friends over to watch the big game.
You’ve got a new TV. The beer is already chilling in the fridge, and your liquor cabinet is stocked up. There will be a ton of good food, too. You’re going to invite your best buds and a few people from work to watch the big game.
Before you get too excited and invite everyone you know, keep a few things in mind.
Winter storm Jonas was brutal, and for those who don’t usually experience that kind of weather, you might not have known exactly how to prepare yourself or handle the cold. Now is the time to get yourself ready in case we get hit with another bad storm this winter.
Take a look at these tips so you’re prepared for the next storm.
In business, anything can happen at anytime. Someone can get hurt. An angry employee may sue. Your database may be hacked. Not everything will be covered by your basic business insurance policy. Before you’re faced with major headaches, skyrocketing expenses, and unplanned perils, find out what kind of insurance you may need that you overlooked in the past.
