Weekly Tax Tip
Check the link below on how to properly prepare yourself in case your return is chosen for a random audit. Weekly Tax Tip
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The War Against the Sun!
Yes, your age and the years take a toll on your skin. However, sun exposure definitely ages a person. But, have you ever noticed that some people look better for their age than others? That is because they know the secret. The secret is Prevention. The #1 way to prevent sun damage is to wear [...]
Breast Cancer
Let’s Dish! Pink Dish! Campaign
Let’s Dish! is launching a very impressive Breast Cancer awareness campaign called the Pink Dish! Campaign. The campaign’s mission is to do what we Let’s Dish does best – provide meals to those who need them – and support families living with breast cancer through the donation of healthy Let’s Dish! meals at no cost. [...]
Health
FLU VACCINE
FLU VACCINE FACT OR FICTION: The flu is not a serious disease. The FLU is caused by the influenza virus. It causes symptoms in the nose, throat, and lungs. Each year about 230,000 people in the U.S. are hospitalized and about 36,000 people die because of the flu. Most who die are 65 years and [...]
Diabetes
Pre-Diabetes – 41 million people in the US have it – do you??
Pre-Diabetes occurs when a person’s blood sugar is higher than normal but not classified as diabetes. People with Pre-Diabetes are more likely than people with “normal” blood sugar to develop diabetes in the next 10 years and also are more likely to have a heart attack or stroke. The good news is the development of [...]
Business
Wall Street Journal on the “Health Insurance Blues”
An interesting article about Health Insurance from the Journal. Unfortunately, most of it seems to be tailor made only for those who have severe medical problems: “Nine times out of 10, if you can get access to employer-sponsored group coverage, take the employer-sponsored policy,” says Karen Politz, a research professor at the Georgetown University Health [...]
Health
20/20 is dead on on HealthCare
John Stossel did a 20/20 piece last week on Whole Foods helping their employees really manage their health care costs. It’s an excellent display, not just of how market forces can keep prices down, but how the absolute best person to determine how to spend your health care dollars is guess who? You. The long [...]
Health
Health Insurance is not evil
An excellent article from Kiplinger about the simple fact that getting individual health insurance should not be, and indeed is not, a mysterious and impossible task. You can get Health Insurance Kimberly Lankford, the author, does a good job of both dispelling some myths about affordability, and cites some good examples of those who have [...]