Data surrounds us at work and at home. It is often the backbone of how we contact friends, clients, co-workers. Our home and business lives are intertwined with data at the center. To protect ourselves and our business, data security is an important topic to consider. How we manage information, contacts, documents is a decision. […]
Today is a somber day for so many impacted on 9.11.2001. May we take a moment to reflect upon what matters and appreciate the privilege of living. National Geographic has printed an article on this the 15th anniversary you may be interested in reading. Photos by Getty Images. Click here for access: Remembering 9/11 The
The Living Planner Advisory Perspective Series presents questions to professionals each month. We provide our readers with this information to help them prepare for meetings with professionals they may consider using to help them plan and prepare for life. Considering our financial picture involves gathering a strong team. This month, it is my pleasure to
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Nature provides such a clear example of change through the seasonal changes we experience. We cycle through the seasons each year knowing the sometimes the changes are subtle, sometimes distinct. Nothing stands still, change is natural, expected and certain. Summer days are drawing to a close. A new season is upon us. Sparky Anderson
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Responding to a call from someone who has been in an accident brings up a range of emotions. Separating emotions from the experience seems impossible. There are so many “task related” necessities demanded in these situations it is easy for overwhelm to settle in. How do we know what to do after an accident? Here
The Living Planner Advisory Perspective Series presents questions to professionals each month. We provide our readers with this information to help them prepare for meetings with professionals they may consider using to help them plan and prepare for life. This month, it is my pleasure to introduce Andrea Shoup of Shoup Legal. Andrea K. Shoup
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The California Department of Justice provides the top ten tips for identity theft protection for consumers. Such valuable information for us to review and evaluate for our personal and business information. “An identity thief takes your personal information and uses it without your knowledge. The thief may run up debts or even commit crimes in
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The 2013 US Census Report reveals that 71% of US Households reported that they access the internet from home. The Pew Center reports that 72% of Online Adults are Social Networking Site Users. These statistics are staggering in comparison to comparable 1997 reports showing that a mere 18% of households reported they accessed the internet!
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After writing the “once and done” post last week, it is important to mention one area that is frequently overlooked, your beneficiary choices. Time and time again we encounter the stories of someone who has named a person years back who is not longer their choice today. This oversight can lead to unfortunate consequences. Why
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When we complete a task we have set forward to complete, there can be a feeling of satisfaction, of completeness such as “yes, that’s done”! We move on from that task onto the next task after placing a “check-mark” on the list of things to do. If we think of filing tax returns, this feeling
