Weather in the springtime can be unpredictable. Severe weather hits unexpectedly and the risk of injury and weather-related death increases. With this in mind, today let’s focus on the protection of your home. As the weather warms after winter, the likelihood of a range of potentially dangerous weather events rises, such as thunderstorms, rainstorms, floods, […]
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The deadline for filing a tax return is next month. If you’re filing on behalf of a relative or friend who has died, today’s post will address what to do if filing for a decedent. Knowing what to do and where to start is something I didn’t know when I had to file a tax
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Today is St. Patrick’s Day! We’re all a bit Irish on this fine day! Here is a little history to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day today 🍀 Image by manseok Kim from Pixabay St. Patrick’s Day, observed annually on March 17th, is a global celebration of Irish culture and heritage. What began as a religious feast
Sunday March 10th we spring ahead in the US*. There are exceptions to the rule – take note! Several parts of the country don’t observe daylight saving time at all, including Hawaii, most of Arizona and the U.S. territories of American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Research shows
Prior Authorization is a real necessity. Medical costs are high. Even when we have insurance, it’s important to know if insurance will cover the cost of our services. When you receive a diagnosis that requires further testing, the last thing you want to worry about is whether or not insurance will cover it. After some
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