Smart Moves and Hedges in a Bad Economy

By Ron | Oct 16, 2008

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When the economy turns sour, it’s smart to think in terms of hedging your bets. [...]

5 Reasons to Write a Will - Small Step Challenge

By Ron | Jul 15, 2008

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I have to admit that I haven’t thought much about writing a Will for 10 years or more, though I DO have one. I wrote it back in 1996, before we had my son. Even though it does make a cryptic reference to “additional children” I may have after writing it, I think it would be a blow to my son’s psyche to not be mentioned in his father’s Will…should something happen.

The reasons for writing a Will are many, though some may be personal rather than practical, but here you go:

Can You Have Too Much Insurance?

By Ron | Jun 5, 2008

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Recently, Ron shared his rationale for purchasing disability insurance to protect you and your loved ones in the case of the unthinkable. This week, he’s given me the opportunity to present a different perspective.
In recent years, long-term care insurance and disability insurance have become hot topics. An unexpected disability can decimate a family’s wealth and [...]

Shopping Around for Auto Insurance

By Ron | Jun 4, 2008

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In order to make sure that you get the best coverage for you, at the best price, you need to shop around for your auto insurance.

7 Common Interview Questions For The New Graduate (or anyone else)

By Ron | Jun 3, 2008

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This is the second article in a series on Life Skills for the New Graduate by The Life Skills Network. All week we’ll be featuring tips for new grads. See the bottom of the article for details and a sneak peak at the coming lineup!
This post was graciously included as an EDITOR’S CHOICE in [...]